The North American Review, 170. ciltO. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... Cape Colony and Natal had been sparingly increased , but only in a sort of tentative way . The Afrikander Bund party was in power in Cape Colony , and was inimical even to the small increase . It was not desired to offend their ...
... Cape Colony and Natal had been sparingly increased , but only in a sort of tentative way . The Afrikander Bund party was in power in Cape Colony , and was inimical even to the small increase . It was not desired to offend their ...
Sayfa 227
... Cape Col- ony and Natal , because the same racial sentiment and social con- ditions exist in the Free State and the Transvaal as in the Cape Colony and Natal . The countries are closely connected by the ties of blood and kinship . The ...
... Cape Col- ony and Natal , because the same racial sentiment and social con- ditions exist in the Free State and the Transvaal as in the Cape Colony and Natal . The countries are closely connected by the ties of blood and kinship . The ...
Sayfa 228
... Cape Colonial Dutch , who form quite three - fifths of the whole pop ... Colony is the oldest settlement in South Africa , and the Colonial Ministers ... Cape Town a stranger , ignorant of local conditions and absolutely inex- perienced ...
... Cape Colonial Dutch , who form quite three - fifths of the whole pop ... Colony is the oldest settlement in South Africa , and the Colonial Ministers ... Cape Town a stranger , ignorant of local conditions and absolutely inex- perienced ...
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