The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 8John Holland Rose University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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... caused by the Chaka wars both encouraged the Boers to trek and determined in large measure the course of their exodus . More immediately , the Chaka wars caused reactions in the already harassed country near the Fish River . From about ...
... caused by the Chaka wars both encouraged the Boers to trek and determined in large measure the course of their exodus . More immediately , the Chaka wars caused reactions in the already harassed country near the Fish River . From about ...
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... caused by twenty years of trekking and Kaffir wars and assumed for the first time an unambiguous attitude towards South African affairs . That attitude was revealed in the complete acceptance of the Great Trek and its results . By the ...
... caused by twenty years of trekking and Kaffir wars and assumed for the first time an unambiguous attitude towards South African affairs . That attitude was revealed in the complete acceptance of the Great Trek and its results . By the ...
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... caused a risk of foreign intervention , for in 1868 the struggle between the Damara and the Hottentots of Namaqualand had caused some German missionaries , whose stations had been plundered , to appeal to the British Government to ...
... caused a risk of foreign intervention , for in 1868 the struggle between the Damara and the Hottentots of Namaqualand had caused some German missionaries , whose stations had been plundered , to appeal to the British Government to ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari 569 | 15 |
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