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Firstly , these events led to an extension of direct imperial rule in South Africa , with which the policy of colonialism was clearly in conflict . The establishment of the two small republics of Stellaland and Goshen3 in what is now ...
Firstly , these events led to an extension of direct imperial rule in South Africa , with which the policy of colonialism was clearly in conflict . The establishment of the two small republics of Stellaland and Goshen3 in what is now ...
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promised to consider granting some preference to British goods in return for the defence and other services rendered freely by the Mother Country , and Sprigg , in a blaze of pure imperial spirit , offered Great Britain the gift of a ...
promised to consider granting some preference to British goods in return for the defence and other services rendered freely by the Mother Country , and Sprigg , in a blaze of pure imperial spirit , offered Great Britain the gift of a ...
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Imperial Federation . 1885 . BAKER , P.J. N. The present juridical status of the British Dominions in International Law . 1929 . CHAMBERLAIN , J. Mr Chamberlain's Speeches , ed . by C. W. BOYD . 2 vols . 1914 .
Imperial Federation . 1885 . BAKER , P.J. N. The present juridical status of the British Dominions in International Law . 1929 . CHAMBERLAIN , J. Mr Chamberlain's Speeches , ed . by C. W. BOYD . 2 vols . 1914 .
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Smutss offer to S Rhodesia 1921 | 4 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
Copyright | |
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