The National Review, Volume 101W.H. Allen, 1933 |
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Page 300
... Africa was to knuck under to Boer discontent . Bit by bit the British in Sou Africa have seen their most cherished hopes disappear wh they have witnessed the destruction of their most valu institutions . South African justice , which ...
... Africa was to knuck under to Boer discontent . Bit by bit the British in Sou Africa have seen their most cherished hopes disappear wh they have witnessed the destruction of their most valu institutions . South African justice , which ...
Page 358
... Africa , men who spend their days in hourly contact with natives , but few have a good word to say for the so - called “ educated " and " civilized " African . Those who do not know Africa cannot understand this aversion . They consider ...
... Africa , men who spend their days in hourly contact with natives , but few have a good word to say for the so - called “ educated " and " civilized " African . Those who do not know Africa cannot understand this aversion . They consider ...
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... Africa . Chemistry , botany , bacteric logy , had all been pressed into the service . But , he com tinued , in South Africa all this was absolutely new , and a first unwelcome , for the South Africans , British just as muc as Dutch ...
... Africa . Chemistry , botany , bacteric logy , had all been pressed into the service . But , he com tinued , in South Africa all this was absolutely new , and a first unwelcome , for the South Africans , British just as muc as Dutch ...
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