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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... President Krüger at Bloemfontein , with the hope of obtaining for the Uit- landers an immediate representation in the Volksraad , such as would enable them to press for the redress of their grievances , without enabling them to obtain a ...
... President Krüger at Bloemfontein , with the hope of obtaining for the Uit- landers an immediate representation in the Volksraad , such as would enable them to press for the redress of their grievances , without enabling them to obtain a ...
Page 232
... President Krüger and to the Dutch Republic . In Johannesburg there was a certain amount of discontent owing to the depression , caused by the inevitable reaction after the great gold boom of 1889. Disappointed speculators , however ...
... President Krüger and to the Dutch Republic . In Johannesburg there was a certain amount of discontent owing to the depression , caused by the inevitable reaction after the great gold boom of 1889. Disappointed speculators , however ...
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... President Krüger . But it was notorious that nothing could be got without bribing the President's son - in - law , and that anything could be got through in that way . According to the testimony of his own friends , he is worth several ...
... President Krüger . But it was notorious that nothing could be got without bribing the President's son - in - law , and that anything could be got through in that way . According to the testimony of his own friends , he is worth several ...
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