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... her old Colonial Empire disturbed by a separatist ferment, and is striving by the incorporation of fresh terri- tories in Africa and Asia to prevent the loss which she would suffer by the eventual disloca- tion of her American and Oceanic possessions ...
... roundings (if Africa. Let us keen all th.s within bounds as far as we can, and arone for it by good government when we have conquered; but if it is all intolerable ani a mere shame, let um abstain from conqu.-t and exploration in Africa altogether. T ...
... concluding -a terms articles Anglo-French relations, asserts that Francs has nothing fear from a war with England, and that, on .the contrary, by declaring war England would positively doing France a service, for all Frenchmen would then stop quarrelling ...
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... great value to his army, but realised their state of starvation.” The Daily Telegraph publishes from Mr Bennett Burleigh, its war correspondent, a long lector the same subject. He strongly criticise® tho recent article of Mr Bennett, and says:—“Thau those ...
... Newfoundland and Madagascar questions England will raise other difficulties, for she desires the annihilation of maritime France or war. LORD BERESPORD. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM) YOKOHAMA, Monday. Lord Charles Beresford, speaking Tokio before the Japanese Oriental ...
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... physique of its members world-wide, but it has close rival in ths Cape Town Police. A Mouth African papa suggests that a tug of war between Dublii and Cape Town policemen should of interest. In the Cape Town Police Fori there are now on the roll thirty-eight ...
... evidence of the falling away of the Irish people from the Home Rule cause. It is suggested in the 'African Review tuat a tug of- war between the Dublin and Cape Town police would be an event of consideraule interest. In the Cape Town Police Foretdthr;-e are ...
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