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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... Jameson Raid , in 1894 , these had not for several years been pressed home with much force . In 1899 , however , the raid seemed sufficiently expiated , and the murder in that year of a harmless British subject by a Boer policeman ( who ...
... Jameson Raid , in 1894 , these had not for several years been pressed home with much force . In 1899 , however , the raid seemed sufficiently expiated , and the murder in that year of a harmless British subject by a Boer policeman ( who ...
Page 170
... Jameson Raid , whereas , in the subsequent political negotia- tions with England , the Suzerain State , she recognized a carefully planned procedure on the part of England to gradually absorb the Republic . As France in 1870 thoroughly ...
... Jameson Raid , whereas , in the subsequent political negotia- tions with England , the Suzerain State , she recognized a carefully planned procedure on the part of England to gradually absorb the Republic . As France in 1870 thoroughly ...
Page 865
... Raid to condemn a man whose help they cannot afford to lose in the settlement of affairs in South Africa . Apart from these considerations , Mr. Rhodes has got another important asset in his ... Jameson raid . CECIL RHODES'S FUTURE . 865.
... Raid to condemn a man whose help they cannot afford to lose in the settlement of affairs in South Africa . Apart from these considerations , Mr. Rhodes has got another important asset in his ... Jameson raid . CECIL RHODES'S FUTURE . 865.
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