The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 266
... Seretse in the Chieftainship since the tribe had now changed its mind ; ( b ) To confirm Seretse but to ban any offspring of the mixed marriage from the succession ; ( c ) to withhold confirmation pending introduction of reforms ...
... Seretse in the Chieftainship since the tribe had now changed its mind ; ( b ) To confirm Seretse but to ban any offspring of the mixed marriage from the succession ; ( c ) to withhold confirmation pending introduction of reforms ...
Page 267
... Seretse is revoked . If they maintain this attitude , the British Government is impotent to carry out the reforms which it says it " intends to devise steps " to implement , and the results of obstinacy are incalculable . At the worst ...
... Seretse is revoked . If they maintain this attitude , the British Government is impotent to carry out the reforms which it says it " intends to devise steps " to implement , and the results of obstinacy are incalculable . At the worst ...
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... Seretse Khama : A Protest from South Africa in its April 21 issue . This article was written by a certain R. F. Windram , who describes himself as " an English - speaking Colonial , born and brought up in Southern Rhodesia , " who ...
... Seretse Khama : A Protest from South Africa in its April 21 issue . This article was written by a certain R. F. Windram , who describes himself as " an English - speaking Colonial , born and brought up in Southern Rhodesia , " who ...
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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