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... during that terrible Tithe War. Such events have been neither uncommon nor unfrequent since, whenever the oppressed people have corrc into conflict with the ministers of their oppression. Hut, during the fearful years of the Tithe War, scenes of bloodshed and ...
... LIFE AND SPORT IN WESTERN AFRICA. By ROLAND VII. (Cormruk The Let,ho ail ..n sides .tirely hid our aaat'aute. tie trot n. art rifler armor' them thou, peeing the mug. nig I. wait The 4 the totem. put in the goo of Jane.? at the islet:. Canieroe ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE HEW iCQOtSttION, TKLSaiUM.) Cap* Town, May (via Sir Charier Warren and atafi arrived Shoahon* on the 12th mat, on which day Britiata protectorate Was eatabiiahed over the whole o! Kbama'a country. Which the chief attenda to the Zambeei ...
... ONE SHILLING. PAGES, AO ENGRAVINGS, MAPS, Ac. , ILLUSTRATED CoVERS. WITH A SHOW THROUGH SOUTHERN AFRICA, AND PERSONAL REMINISCENCES OF THE TRANSVAAL WAR, BY CHARLES DU-VAL. PRICE. ORR SHILLING i POST rOIIiTEEN STAN SON, MM. La•dos W. N. SMITH SON, Lomb' ...
... Government pretending praise it for its so-called statesmanship in avoiding a war. It was the recklessness and iguoranoe of our government that brought about all the risk of war that ever really existed. Graceful leek-eating not exercise for which Gladstone ...
... ONE SHILLING. 31 PAOES, ENUILIVINOS, RAPS, Le. ; ILLUSTRATED COVERS. WITH A SHOW THROUGH SOUTHERN AFRICA, AND rEIISONAL REMINISCENCES OF THE TRANSVAAL WAR, BT CHARLES DU-VAL. nova.., ; IVdT FREE. FOURTEEN sraiirs. DWI BON. l*A. el W. 11. ENITII AN'. 80N ...
... n and some of the most gifted aspirants to fame. Shall we take up the red record of war and follow in the track of the Enelish army from China to Q lobe; from Africa to the Punjaub I Where the hot tide of battle rolled fiercest, where death piled its ...
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... years ago when he began his present administratien. Mr. Disraeli, his predecessor, had sent the dogs of war unjustly after the Boers is South Africa, but the Boer., by greet bravery and good luck, had won a splendid victory over the English troops, and ...
... eceswilit 4 war irty of the riotersiall Wipes boii mar taken into distody. In spite of thes so srtionatlieo3A , wesplayed out atO t ii ter Niis. The play dose be ie e to exhibit Os Weide di ill z-bett3 ,: _•._ _. . 4swiedri 4 ~ ViikrAtql, le War of tliede ...
... House of Commons tea times more difficult than heretofore, brought us to the brink of a European war. overturned all stable government in Egypt and South Africa, and positively left England without a single ally. That is the Liberal legacy which Lord Salisbury ...
... spreading in Ireland, the balance of power in South Africa was destroyed the war in Zululand, an act of justice under great disadvantage had to be done by making peace with the Boers, the Afghan war had be continued, and the five years’ struggle in Egypt ...