The National Review, Volume 43, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1904 |
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... Colony . It was only in the Cape , and this mainly owing to electioneering considerations , that there had been any serious opposition . On the one hand the Bond was endeavouring to arouse the prejudices of the natives , whose votes ...
... Colony . It was only in the Cape , and this mainly owing to electioneering considerations , that there had been any serious opposition . On the one hand the Bond was endeavouring to arouse the prejudices of the natives , whose votes ...
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... Cape Colony , and might permanently frustrate the Federation of South Africa . Happily we have been spared this calamity . The Progressives gained a brilliant triumph , thanks in no small measure to the energy and devotion of their very ...
... Cape Colony , and might permanently frustrate the Federation of South Africa . Happily we have been spared this calamity . The Progressives gained a brilliant triumph , thanks in no small measure to the energy and devotion of their very ...
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illustrated Cape Town , with 17,000 voters , returns five Members , or one ... Colony at the political mercy of the Boer of the backwoods , who enjoys from ... Cape Colony , and may adopt the highly ingenious theory which Mr. Gladstone ...
illustrated Cape Town , with 17,000 voters , returns five Members , or one ... Colony at the political mercy of the Boer of the backwoods , who enjoys from ... Cape Colony , and may adopt the highly ingenious theory which Mr. Gladstone ...
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... Colony , is surely as remark- able a tribute to character as can well be conceived . It means that he has completely ... Cape Colony of those public - spirited men who desired , in the interests of the Empire , to suspend the ...
... Colony , is surely as remark- able a tribute to character as can well be conceived . It means that he has completely ... Cape Colony of those public - spirited men who desired , in the interests of the Empire , to suspend the ...
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gentlemen , even a greater distance from Southampton to Cape Colony . The labours of Columbus and Cabot and Diaz and de Gama , transferred the focus of sea power from the Medi- terranean to the Atlantic , and opened up new avenues for ...
gentlemen , even a greater distance from Southampton to Cape Colony . The labours of Columbus and Cabot and Diaz and de Gama , transferred the focus of sea power from the Medi- terranean to the Atlantic , and opened up new avenues for ...
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