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... Times has taken up the singular position that although the war against Cetewayo was melancholy blunder, his restoration must be the revival of a menace against the peace of South Africa. If the war was blunder it was because Sir Bartle Frere wholly misunderstood ...
... LEAVES ON SATURDAY Tuesday. Lord Roberts spent some honrs on Sunday at the War Office with Lord Wolseley, having arrived from Ireland on the previous day. He was again the War Office early yesterday morning, and left London later for Ireland. He will ...
... aggression In Africa war which deplored would hare averted if it had been possible been brought to a close under conditions which promise prosperity to our fellow subjects iu of her Majesty’s dominions cessation of the sacrifices which Africa hitherto required ...
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... strange that the older race of war reporters escaped so many perils. With the exception of Pemberton, of the 7imes, in the Franco-German war, not one was killed until the fatal skirmishes of sandy Africa. The oldest war correspondent is Dr. Russell, and ...
... 3o far from being at peace, Her Majesty’s faithful subjects are waging war in her name, and in two different continents. We are at war in Africa. are at war in Asia. In South Africa one of the Kaffre tribes is in arms against us. In North ...
... then occupied the position of Foreign Secretary and should have been the best informed, said that we had engaged in war in South Africa which was brought upon us in order repel attack made by savages upon our colonial dominions. It was, in fact, coolly ...
... historians mention that Roman farmers reared them at the beginning of the Christian era, and that they were brought from Africa during the war of the Romans in that country. Probably Caesar's conquest Britain led to the introduction of this fowl amongst us. ...
... railway. In 1876 he went to South Africa with view of bettering his position, but previous to leaving this country he made provision for his wife and children during his absence. Some time after he had been in South Africa a war broke out amongst the natives ...
... es of seeing him the inhabitants the Cape Colony who reaped profit war near from The moneyby a warm the war could be counted on one’s fingers Our would find the prosperity of Africa for our losses justification the policy in augurated a civilised rule ...
... on the all-absorbing question just war Africa Mr Percy P Marks the chair supported by the principal ladies gentlemen of the district Prommently the Union Jack Mr Pryke’s observations were simplified large South Africa over Chairman’s table briefly introduced ...
... ) It was an indisputable fact that during their term of office great war between Russia aud Turkey took place. Then the late Government brought about a war in South Africa, and a war in Afghan, leaving most of the cost of the same as legacy to the present ...