The Cambridge History of the British Empire: The Empire-Commonwealth, 1870-1919John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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2 SHEPSTONE FORCES THE TRANSVAAL ISSUE 55 meddlesome and factious , incompetent in peace and war and financially ruinous . By November he had lost patience with them : “ The cruelty and baseness of this little wretched Government ought ...
2 SHEPSTONE FORCES THE TRANSVAAL ISSUE 55 meddlesome and factious , incompetent in peace and war and financially ruinous . By November he had lost patience with them : “ The cruelty and baseness of this little wretched Government ought ...
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PUBLIC OPINION ON IMPERIAL ISSUES 163 imperial questions . ... Ministers throughout the ' eighties were wary of testing the issue.3 They tried to keep the African hinterland open to British trade by international agreement and ...
PUBLIC OPINION ON IMPERIAL ISSUES 163 imperial questions . ... Ministers throughout the ' eighties were wary of testing the issue.3 They tried to keep the African hinterland open to British trade by international agreement and ...
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In the issue and management of their loans India and the colonies were now obtaining the services of the Bank of England . By 1870 the Bank was not merely lending to the India Council , but managing their debts .
In the issue and management of their loans India and the colonies were now obtaining the services of the Bank of England . By 1870 the Bank was not merely lending to the India Council , but managing their debts .
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