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The South-African crisis - pagina 61
!THE SOUTH-AFEICAN•)/CRISIS.that the disagreement was only over a bare tenth ofthe proposed termsAccording to Mr. Chamberlaini).he wished to say "I accept", but he saidwaythat everj^body understoodcontrar3\When ...
The South-African crisis - pagina 62
THE SOUTH-AFRICANleftarm by a dum-clumforhi8CRISIS.bullet, and quite naked except and that the General affirmed that during the night an English soldier had taken all his effects aud all his clothes, and had thus left himinshirt;angui ...
The South-African crisis - pagina 63
THE SOUTH- AFRICANItseveral articles.illEngland who declinedAvasit.contcannot admit of arbitration!" she interpretation of the Convention was to"SuzeraintyTheended.^0'J-CRISIS.one side only and, if n ...
The South-African crisis - pagina 64
^^THE SOUTH-AfRICANVictories; the losses of theCRISIS.enemy exaggerated: thelossesof the English minimised, while the censorship at Aden has isolated the South African Republics from their own agents, if not from foreign Governments and fromthe ...
The South-African crisis - pagina 65
THE SOUTH-AFRICANGlCRISIS.charge the glorious nation, which throughout the centurywaropinion,notiswarIn several respects that nation, inresults.futileothers,—and conquest which can only havera ...
The South-African crisis - pagina 66
fi9tiTHE SOUTH-AFRICANmeawant of respect amountingof other people ).theto disdain for the rights iron will of RomeThe aim of thewas to dominate forces;CRISIS.all-'Ruletheknown world by her ...
The South-African crisis - pagina 67
THK SOUTH-AFUICANCRISIS.the upper ten thousand, the Beits, the Barnato's and the Rhodes amass incalculable fortunes, and a minister of theCrown imys insaneprices for his orchids.AtRome, Cicero employed all his eloquence against the crimes of a Vanes; in L ...
The South-African crisis - pagina 68
:THE SOUT-AFRICAN64addressedthe voice of Ezekiel (xxviiib}^itCRISIS.:4— 9)"With thy wisdom and with thine understanding thou hast gotten thee riches, and 'hast gottengold and silver into thy treasures.wisdo ...
The South-African crisis - pagina 69
THE SOUTH- AFRICANwhen English65CRISIS.interests are at stake."')In otherwordsbecause they had sacrificed right to the glory of theirImperiahsmThiscountry!as aunperceivedglides,into the blood ...
The South-African crisis - pagina 70
*66THE SOUTH-AFRICANdeeper thewouldByfall."one oflosetheandAndthisitforishuman progressinstruments.We cannot dowhich has been noble, proud,England,wit ...
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