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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Page 228
... Cape Colonial Dutch , who form quite three - fifths of the whole pop- ulation , have seen their kinsmen oppressed , pursued , wronged and unsympathetically treated by Great Britain for nearly a hundred years , and they are extremely ...
... Cape Colonial Dutch , who form quite three - fifths of the whole pop- ulation , have seen their kinsmen oppressed , pursued , wronged and unsympathetically treated by Great Britain for nearly a hundred years , and they are extremely ...
Page 230
... Cape Colony . The Cape Dutch awoke to political life , and there was much ferment and unrest , the direct outcome of indignation with the imperial Government in annexing and re- taining the Transvaal , against the wish of its ...
... Cape Colony . The Cape Dutch awoke to political life , and there was much ferment and unrest , the direct outcome of indignation with the imperial Government in annexing and re- taining the Transvaal , against the wish of its ...
Page 238
... Cape people to induce Sir Alfred Milner to petition Queen Victoria to send one of her characteristic messages to the Cape Dutch , who were placed in a position of agonizing difficulty . The person of the Queen is held in the highest ...
... Cape people to induce Sir Alfred Milner to petition Queen Victoria to send one of her characteristic messages to the Cape Dutch , who were placed in a position of agonizing difficulty . The person of the Queen is held in the highest ...
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