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set itself to wreck the present interests and future welfare of the men who made
the Transvaal and without whom we cannot hold it. Before leaving England on
February 9, Mr. Smuts, who has been over here on a mission to the Cabinet, ...
set itself to wreck the present interests and future welfare of the men who made
the Transvaal and without whom we cannot hold it. Before leaving England on
February 9, Mr. Smuts, who has been over here on a mission to the Cabinet, ...
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is an economic necessity to the Transvaal at its present stage of development. On
the other hand, the Government have appointed a small partisan “Committee of
Inquiry,” for the purpose of manipulating the new Constitution, and until they ...
is an economic necessity to the Transvaal at its present stage of development. On
the other hand, the Government have appointed a small partisan “Committee of
Inquiry,” for the purpose of manipulating the new Constitution, and until they ...
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Few people indeed perhaps realise his present disadvantage in this respect.
Thus, magazines emanating from the United States circulate in Canada at a
postal rate of 1 cent per pound of matter, while the postal charge on English
monthly ...
Few people indeed perhaps realise his present disadvantage in this respect.
Thus, magazines emanating from the United States circulate in Canada at a
postal rate of 1 cent per pound of matter, while the postal charge on English
monthly ...
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