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1 to emigrate under the scheme was accepted , but he was told that he would have to make up a party of at least ten others with or without families . The further selection was then left to him and he became the recognised “ head of the ...
1 to emigrate under the scheme was accepted , but he was told that he would have to make up a party of at least ten others with or without families . The further selection was then left to him and he became the recognised “ head of the ...
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He journeyed northward at the head of a little party of fifty , keeping more or less in touch with a similar party under Johannes van Rensburg . The van Rensburgs were destroyed by hostile tribesmen in the lower Limpopo valley , but the ...
He journeyed northward at the head of a little party of fifty , keeping more or less in touch with a similar party under Johannes van Rensburg . The van Rensburgs were destroyed by hostile tribesmen in the lower Limpopo valley , but the ...
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For many members confederation had been shorn of its charms by the Zulu War ; to the Afrikaner party it implied acquiescence in the annexation of the Transvaal : Kruger , Joubert and Jorissen came down from Pretoria to put their case to ...
For many members confederation had been shorn of its charms by the Zulu War ; to the Afrikaner party it implied acquiescence in the annexation of the Transvaal : Kruger , Joubert and Jorissen came down from Pretoria to put their case to ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Smutss offer to S Rhodesia 1921 | 4 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
Copyright | |
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