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VOYAGE OF BARTHOLOMEW DIAS 81 a further on at Cabo da Volta , now Dias Point , he erected his first padrão , dedicated to St James , and set on shore one of the Negresses . For the only connected account of the voyage we are dependent ...
VOYAGE OF BARTHOLOMEW DIAS 81 a further on at Cabo da Volta , now Dias Point , he erected his first padrão , dedicated to St James , and set on shore one of the Negresses . For the only connected account of the voyage we are dependent ...
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Wesleyan and other missionaries were already scattered throughout Kaffirland ; further to the east , the British and half - breed ivory traders , who , since 1824 , had been at Port Natal ( Durban ) for a dozen years past by leave of ...
Wesleyan and other missionaries were already scattered throughout Kaffirland ; further to the east , the British and half - breed ivory traders , who , since 1824 , had been at Port Natal ( Durban ) for a dozen years past by leave of ...
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Further , by section 4 ( 1 ) ( a ) of the Act , the Minister of the Interior is empowered to certify as prohibited immigrants persons or classes of persons whose presence for economic or certain other reasons is considered undesirable .
Further , by section 4 ( 1 ) ( a ) of the Act , the Minister of the Interior is empowered to certify as prohibited immigrants persons or classes of persons whose presence for economic or certain other reasons is considered undesirable .
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Smutss offer to S Rhodesia 1921 | 4 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
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