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But by March 3 , after the Radical ministers ' threatened resignation , their policy of conciliation prevailed . 1 The Pretoria Convention ( August 1881 ) was partly a compromise designed to mollify Radical - Whig strife in the ministry ...
But by March 3 , after the Radical ministers ' threatened resignation , their policy of conciliation prevailed . 1 The Pretoria Convention ( August 1881 ) was partly a compromise designed to mollify Radical - Whig strife in the ministry ...
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The Opposition , the anti - Boers who burned to avenge Majuba , the humanitarians and the Forward school of frontier policy , regardless of party , combined in the Commons ( 13 March 1883 ) to urge the Government to intervene between ...
The Opposition , the anti - Boers who burned to avenge Majuba , the humanitarians and the Forward school of frontier policy , regardless of party , combined in the Commons ( 13 March 1883 ) to urge the Government to intervene between ...
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Army Supplementary Estimates , 1895-6 - Ashanti Expedition ; 12 March 1896 . 4th ser . XXXVIII , 785-849 . Occupation of Egypt - Motion ; 13 March 1896. 4th ser . XXXVIII , 894-8 . Defence of the Empire Observations ; 13 March 1896.
Army Supplementary Estimates , 1895-6 - Ashanti Expedition ; 12 March 1896 . 4th ser . XXXVIII , 785-849 . Occupation of Egypt - Motion ; 13 March 1896. 4th ser . XXXVIII , 894-8 . Defence of the Empire Observations ; 13 March 1896.
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Cocoa palmoil The Colonial Office preserves peasant economy | 3 |
The AngloRussian agreement and its effects | 7 |
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