South Africa, Volume 2Bernard Tauchnitz, 1878 |
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... labour , thus leaving their large farms un- tilled and to a great extent unpastured . And added to all this it is said that the Boer is particularly averse to all change , resolving not only to do as his father has done before him , but ...
... labour , thus leaving their large farms un- tilled and to a great extent unpastured . And added to all this it is said that the Boer is particularly averse to all change , resolving not only to do as his father has done before him , but ...
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... labour on which to depend and no market to which he could carry his wheat . Ques- tions on such subjects were always answered with the greatest courtesy , and I may almost say with eagerness . I do not remember that I ever entered a ...
... labour on which to depend and no market to which he could carry his wheat . Ques- tions on such subjects were always answered with the greatest courtesy , and I may almost say with eagerness . I do not remember that I ever entered a ...
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... labour , or create markets for the produce of one another by their mutual wants . The boorishness of the Boer is attributable in a great degree to the number of acres of which he is . the lord . As we went along the road we met a ...
... labour , or create markets for the produce of one another by their mutual wants . The boorishness of the Boer is attributable in a great degree to the number of acres of which he is . the lord . As we went along the road we met a ...
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... labour was so necessary to the cultivation of the land , how could he doubt about slavery ? In studying the peculiarity of the Dutch character in South Africa and the aversion of the people to our ways we have always to remember tha ...
... labour was so necessary to the cultivation of the land , how could he doubt about slavery ? In studying the peculiarity of the Dutch character in South Africa and the aversion of the people to our ways we have always to remember tha ...
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... labour , requiring much thought , and a great weighing of words . It had to be imperative and yet hemmed in by all precautions ; giving clear instruction , and yet leaving very much to the Commissioner on the spot who would have his ...
... labour , requiring much thought , and a great weighing of words . It had to be imperative and yet hemmed in by all precautions ; giving clear instruction , and yet leaving very much to the Commissioner on the spot who would have his ...
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Adam Kok altogether annexation Baralongs Basutos Bechuanas become Bloemfontein Boer's Britain British brought Bultfontein Burgers called Cape Colony capital carried cattle certainly Chief claim Colonial Office coloured comfort copper Delagoa Bay Diamond Fields diggers district doubt Dutch Boer Dutchman duty endeavoured England English Englishman European farm farmers feel fighting Fingos Galekas gold Government Governor Griqualand West Griquas hands horses Hottentot Kafir Kafraria Kimberley Kreli labour land live look matter miles Moshesh Natal nation Natives never once Orange Free Orange River paid peculiarly perhaps population possession President Pretoria probably question railway Republic road schools Secretary seems settled Sir Theophilus South Africa South African Republic stones territory Thaba Ncho Theophilus Shepstone thing tion told town Transvaal travelled treaty tribe Vaal river Volksraad vote wages Waterboer Zulus