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... 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 ...
... ape'ars - in the 'enteat issue of Air Stead'6 new journal; War Against it War . D- Dear Mr Eaitorl-The movemefnt iwhich you Ld d have mainly inspired is sot as honest as your- a self n. ?? ag aist'War. It Tooksi to my I- min, if 'you will pardbn me for-saying ...
... independence of the Transvaal and the extension of British power over the whole Sooth Africa. During the past year the British garrison has been steadily strengthened in South Africa, and the attitude assumed by the British representatives Pretoria and Johannesburg ...
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... 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 ...
... British and steamer Lasharst, lefe the Mersey to-day (ur West Africa, and amonges the passeogers was Me, Frederick Sheliord, evn of the consulting for the Colonial Govero- ment in West Africa, who is going on Mr. shore to ria Tarkwa, ford gave the folinwing ...
... esructive of to 3,500 more miles of railway. The cost, according very carefully prepared im the possension of the British South Africa Company, would be something between nine aod ten thousaed pounds sterling per mile Mr. Bhodes 10 ct asking furs grant towards ...
... prints a long article “ An Irish M who says the Imperial Parliament i: ITS very rapidly to a new land war with Bverybody knows what a powerful : land war has lways proved in the ha party. He concludes—' in Jo element in the new Irish situatior result of ...
... Comte de Chaudordy if he thas thie year would vee France and Britaim come to biows, the Comte replied No, we shall net have war ; our dipiomacy will settle the disputes, Bat it would certainly have been betver it this settlement had been effected years ...
... 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 ...