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 227
... South Africa would unhesitatingly answer the question in the negative for the following reasons . It is impossible for the High Commissioner to take any important step in regard to either the Transvaal or the Orange ... SOUTH AFRICA . 227.
... South Africa would unhesitatingly answer the question in the negative for the following reasons . It is impossible for the High Commissioner to take any important step in regard to either the Transvaal or the Orange ... SOUTH AFRICA . 227.
Page 237
... no compromise and " irreducible minimums , " was doomed to failure from the very first . Compromise is the essence of South African 66 politics , and , with the exception of the. THE DANGER OF PERSONAL RULE IN SOUTH AFRICA . 237.
... no compromise and " irreducible minimums , " was doomed to failure from the very first . Compromise is the essence of South African 66 politics , and , with the exception of the. THE DANGER OF PERSONAL RULE IN SOUTH AFRICA . 237.
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... South African Republic - Origin , Duration and Outcome of the War , 6 ; England and the Transvaal , 9 ; England ... Africa , 145 ; Strategical Problems in South Africa , 168 ; Military Problems in South Africa , 192 ; The Dutch in South ...
... South African Republic - Origin , Duration and Outcome of the War , 6 ; England and the Transvaal , 9 ; England ... Africa , 145 ; Strategical Problems in South Africa , 168 ; Military Problems in South Africa , 192 ; The Dutch in South ...
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