The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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and also the prejudices , of their race , the Boers succeeded in ex- pelling the natives from the vast territories which lay between the Orange and Limpopo Rivers . But in the case of the Boers , as in that of the Mormons of Utah , the ...
and also the prejudices , of their race , the Boers succeeded in ex- pelling the natives from the vast territories which lay between the Orange and Limpopo Rivers . But in the case of the Boers , as in that of the Mormons of Utah , the ...
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... Boers who were unmistakably of mongrel descent . The Griquas , who number many thousands , and live in communities of their own , are , as every one knows , the offspring of Boer men and Hottentot women ; and the " Cape Boys " are the ...
... Boers who were unmistakably of mongrel descent . The Griquas , who number many thousands , and live in communities of their own , are , as every one knows , the offspring of Boer men and Hottentot women ; and the " Cape Boys " are the ...
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... Boer force at or near Stormberg . The Boers , superior in numbers , were in fine ambush , waited for his approach and repulsed his column with great loss and confusion to the British . Gatacre retreated to Molteno , and now , like ...
... Boer force at or near Stormberg . The Boers , superior in numbers , were in fine ambush , waited for his approach and repulsed his column with great loss and confusion to the British . Gatacre retreated to Molteno , and now , like ...
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