The National Review, Volume 46, Issue 2W.H. Allen, 1906 |
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Page 756
... whole Rand , up to June 30 last , was only 19.115 per thousand ( while on the Simmer it was only 18.33 ) , a figure slightly less than the death - rate of Europeans in Johannesburg . . . . It must not be forgotten that this included all ...
... whole Rand , up to June 30 last , was only 19.115 per thousand ( while on the Simmer it was only 18.33 ) , a figure slightly less than the death - rate of Europeans in Johannesburg . . . . It must not be forgotten that this included all ...
Page 782
... whole question until we had the whole claim before us . We must know in the first place what the Colonies wanted , and in the second place what they were willing to give . This could only be obtained through a free Colonial Conference ...
... whole question until we had the whole claim before us . We must know in the first place what the Colonies wanted , and in the second place what they were willing to give . This could only be obtained through a free Colonial Conference ...
Page 807
... whole subsistence on the cultivation of the soil . A hierarchy of middle- men stood between them and the real owner . This system existed over nearly the whole of Ireland , and in some parts there were as many as six or seven middlemen ...
... whole subsistence on the cultivation of the soil . A hierarchy of middle- men stood between them and the real owner . This system existed over nearly the whole of Ireland , and in some parts there were as many as six or seven middlemen ...
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