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... the Cepe to Cairo Railway through German East Africa but also with the question turning to account the railway concessions which were some time ago granted to English company for German South-West Africa. The proposals of Mr. Rhodes connection from Wslfisch ...
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... stations in Rhodesia, situate nearest the German frontier on the one hand, and British East Africa the other—this wire be used for the telegraph service of German East Africa, and to the property German Government. The cost of keeping this latter wire undertaken ...
... stations in Rhodesia, situate nearest to the German frontier the one hand, and British East Africa oa tha other—this win used for tha telegraph Berrios German East Africa, and to tha property tha German Gorcmment. The coat of keeping this letter wire undertaken ...
... the agreement haa only reference to German East Africa, and not. aa baa been asserted in aome quartera. South-Wwt Africa ako. It is added that contract for building a railway through German East Africa is also on the point of being concluded, and that ...
... several meat* hers the Special Service Coras, iu the remit Athsntl Exprdauo. I nought anr all Wile Just before Iravuar tat West Africa, and havia* need myself «.»b IcaOlral nvaitc, treated tone ermradrs with rnusi succera fthoßt'; actne c* them were eery bad) ...
... it little doubt ti* the rejoicings over the supposed settle*** of the causes of controversy between E“g* land and France in Africa, which a few nce filial the columns of the Press with eulogy of Lord Salisbury, we** premature. Every hour which has ps amce ...
... Woleeley, after the dinstrous Battle of was sent out Governor of Natal and Special High Commissioner of S. E. Africa. Although the Zulu War was over by the time arrived, he conducted the brilliantly successful campaign against Sekukuni, a Transvaal chief ...
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... might Dot be adopted covering a large part.at least' of the area of International disputes which. might lessen the risk of war in. the future. H-e1 confessed he should have been more sanguine of the results had he seen gay sign of' the pnwrpi staying ...