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... gh at the Foreign Office here they profess to know nothing serious about the in Africa, Ministers, in eenvenatsan, have not hesitated to express anpeehenaioa. At the War Office prepanuona'have been made for any untoward event, and largo contingent troops ...
... strives, to stir dissensions and jealousies among the Christian conquerors. We have been the verge of war with France—with France, who shares with us in Africa influence which second only, if it second, to our own in point of extent. Catholics England admire ...
... PHILADELPHIA. AND CANADA. AMERICA, AUSTRALIA. NEW ZEALAND, SOUTH AFRICA. INDIA, CHINA, JAPAN, LIMA V by LIISB OW EITXLMJEAS TO ALL PASTeS 01 TUE WOULD. ye_ WELLS AND -EOLOHAN, *MU Ogler Wars. Evdryclam rammed» folly add redound &dad Aral I mango taad Farr& ...
... the conditions East Africa brought about the Anglo-German-Portuguese agreement signed some months ago. the terms of this agreement—now for the first time published—Germany will obtain the northern portion of Portuguese East Africa which adjoins the southern ...
... together for a new enterprise. The Devil strove to stir up jealousies among Christian conquerors, and wo had boon the verge war with France. English Catholics admired and loved the great Church France, whose glory vicissitudes could tarnish. nation in ...
... &rdinal Vaughan proceeds to Pay a warm tri-i bute to France. W Ee have been on the verge of I war with France, he writes- with Franca, a who shares with us in Africa, anl influence which! -econd only, if it be second, to our own i pol A tent. Wve Catholics ...
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... fostered t»rgaus controlled Mr. Rhodes, both ifi Cape Colony ami the Transvaal. Extra'--* front leading articles published South Africa, but reality written for English consumption, are cabled London, and any rash retort the part of Dutch organ also carefully ...
... promises to good meal. Under a specious disguise have got Egypt. Without any disguise we have got all South Africa, and great patches of East and West Africa. have grabbed islands by the hundred in every ocean and sea on which the son shines or tries to shine ...
... rarely inflicted upon another without producing war. But there is no need through the weary catalogue of French misdeeds ; they are familiar to all. In each instance, especially in the case of West Africa and Madagascar, it was maintained the British ...
... and other the event of war. Of oourae a conflict may indefinitely jwyuponod. and oven preeont difference?' mar amicably (fettled: but -would be idle ignore the fact that both have been preparing, and now Ftand ready for war. The war oorrespondenia who were ...