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... Cape Colony lay in the south - west , the Mother Colony from which the rest had sprung , ruled at the moment by a mixed Afrikander - British ministry . This ministry was dependent , like so many of its predecessors , on Jan Hofmeyr's ...
... Cape Colony lay in the south - west , the Mother Colony from which the rest had sprung , ruled at the moment by a mixed Afrikander - British ministry . This ministry was dependent , like so many of its predecessors , on Jan Hofmeyr's ...
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... Colony and could put up with a ' sulky Cape ' ; Natal and Southern Rhodesia were safer than ever ; a British Johannes- burg would ' get the Transvaal right ' , and a British Transvaal would turn the scale in favour of a British ...
... Colony and could put up with a ' sulky Cape ' ; Natal and Southern Rhodesia were safer than ever ; a British Johannes- burg would ' get the Transvaal right ' , and a British Transvaal would turn the scale in favour of a British ...
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British Academy. Court at Pretoria on the Cape model , which received appeals ... Cape men , and the overhaul of republican law was carried out by a noted ... Colony and Natal . That practice and tradition were contributions of immense ...
British Academy. Court at Pretoria on the Cape model , which received appeals ... Cape men , and the overhaul of republican law was carried out by a noted ... Colony and Natal . That practice and tradition were contributions of immense ...
Contents
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 13 |
ROMANTIC POETRY AND THE FINE ARTS Warton Lecture on English | 101 |
BERKELEYS ARGUMENT ABOUT MATERIAL SUBSTANCE Philo | 119 |
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