South Africa, Volume 2Bernard Tauchnitz, 1878 |
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... English , and the English have sometimes pur- sued them and sometimes determined that they should go whither they would and be no longer accounted as British subjects . They have certainly been a most stiff- necked people with whom to ...
... English , and the English have sometimes pur- sued them and sometimes determined that they should go whither they would and be no longer accounted as British subjects . They have certainly been a most stiff- necked people with whom to ...
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... English law . These were men at that time subject to no rule . Some were established north and west of the Vaal where Potchefstrom and Klerksdorp now are ; others south and east of the Vaal . As to the latter there came an order for the ...
... English law . These were men at that time subject to no rule . Some were established north and west of the Vaal where Potchefstrom and Klerksdorp now are ; others south and east of the Vaal . As to the latter there came an order for the ...
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... English determined that they would signify to their run- away subjects that they were regarded as free to manage themselves as they pleased across the Vaal . Of what use could it be to follow these Dutchmen beyond that distant river ...
... English determined that they would signify to their run- away subjects that they were regarded as free to manage themselves as they pleased across the Vaal . Of what use could it be to follow these Dutchmen beyond that distant river ...
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... English opinions . Mr. Theal in his history of South Africa well describes how this man had become what he was by a continued reading of the Old Testament . The sanguinary orders given to the chosen people of the Lord were to him orders ...
... English opinions . Mr. Theal in his history of South Africa well describes how this man had become what he was by a continued reading of the Old Testament . The sanguinary orders given to the chosen people of the Lord were to him orders ...
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... English from the con- tinent , not by force of arms but by Republican sentiment , -an idea however which has never travelled beyond the brains of a few political leaders in the Transvaal . I do not think that a trace of it is to be ...
... English from the con- tinent , not by force of arms but by Republican sentiment , -an idea however which has never travelled beyond the brains of a few political leaders in the Transvaal . I do not think that a trace of it is to be ...
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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