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 155
... River Station , the most westerly of our advanced posts , for the relief of Kimberley , and by the 22d of November he had there a column of about 8,000 men . Orders were given in England on the 9th of November for the mobilization of a ...
... River Station , the most westerly of our advanced posts , for the relief of Kimberley , and by the 22d of November he had there a column of about 8,000 men . Orders were given in England on the 9th of November for the mobilization of a ...
Page 157
... River ( twenty - five miles south of Kimberley ) , where the Boers were strongly entrenched , he fought on the 28th a fierce and prolonged battle for the passage of the river . This was so far indecisive that the troops remained on the ...
... River ( twenty - five miles south of Kimberley ) , where the Boers were strongly entrenched , he fought on the 28th a fierce and prolonged battle for the passage of the river . This was so far indecisive that the troops remained on the ...
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... rivers , near where Colenso , Frere and Weenen are now . There were also a few small camps south of the Bushmans River . Swiftly Dingaan's impis swept over the land . Neither man , woman , nor child was spared . Several hundreds were ...
... rivers , near where Colenso , Frere and Weenen are now . There were also a few small camps south of the Bushmans River . Swiftly Dingaan's impis swept over the land . Neither man , woman , nor child was spared . Several hundreds were ...
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