South African Struggle.
Published by : J.H. De Bussy, (Pretoria,) Physical details: 553 p. illus. 25 cm. Year: 1952| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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The South African Nation - Who are the Afrikaners -- The fundamental difference - The cause of conflict - Its unutterable folly -- The South African historical background -- The Cape Colony -- The Missionaries -- Natal -- Orange Free state -- The Transvaal to 1885 -- Chamberlain's claim of Suzerainty -- Paramountcy -- Johannesburg - The Witwatersrand - The Transvaal 1886 - 1899 -- The Jameson Raid and other measures to destroy the Republics -- The cause of the Second War of Independence of 1899 - 1902 -- How Milner fulfilled his mission -- Other preparations for war -- The franchise and outbreak of war, 11 Oct. 1988 -- The Second War of Independence, 11 Oct. 1988 0 31 May 1902 -- The effects on South Africa of the Second War of Independence -- Forget the unpleasant past -- Prelude to the Union of South Africa - The united Party of General Smuts -- Divided loyalty -- The British Section and its press -- Further examination of the British press in South Africa - The truth and propaganda -- The Monument and its lesson -- Only one way out from disunity -- A Republic is essential for unity -- Conclusion -- Addendum: The Constitutional Crisis -- Appendix: The London Convention, 1884
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