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... the extreme (Tenure war. that case the sympathies not orb- of the bulk of the white population Africa, but of the chief nations of tie world, including Prance and Germany, would have been with us, and one can doubt the issue of war would hare proved. But ...
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... discredited all over Sooth Africa. The alternatives are certainly awkward. A War against the Boers such a question ss that issue, even were a much less dangerous and costly enterprise than it is likely to be, would be monstrous thing. War has ever been waged ...
... MOBILISATION BUMOUR. is fficiallf stated that JJntisli.'War Oftice has given direction* for its troops South Africa. Tl>o in-Chief in that region could moke ordinaiy diqpositiuns but believed in official circles in London that the reports mobilisation ...
... MOTHS, POOS. yr.v.ts beetles, moths, bugs. WEEKLY INDEPENDENT THIS WEEK COHTAINS : W HICH OAD? England Face to Face with War Soath Africa. The parting the Ways. Will' the English Tar payer* aland Chamberlain’s policy ? (JONE SMASH. LIVERPOOL IRISHMEN COMPLETELY ...
... Paul as they did for the Cuban Rebels? CHAMBERLAIN’S CHEEK. Joo takes the bit between his teeth and drags England the brink of war. Somebody must climb down. THE PARNELL STATUE. At last memorial will erected to the dead Chief. The initial stages. OLD oarsmen ...
... moTementwillbea. pronounced aim markO ha. «■ perienced. Now lit conlmnriato the reverse contingency. H»w»m iidea war between while Africa, and much m«y avoid that calamity, • th» Imperial Oovaromeat would have Sir AUred Milo* all the (rom Capetown Bl ...
... the House of Com-1 ominous phrase, rather one which would ominous, England was prepared j go to war. But she? That's the rub. venture to say that die not. War with the Boers is serious matter for more reasons than , one. Not only are President Kruger’s ...
... Sooth Africa would Mow suit. In this event, not SQ;000, but IQOiOOQ men more would be required to- make England mistrese that region. It would, repeat, the best costly and bloody undertaking. Under these circumstances, the alternative of war will more ...
... because it opens the road to India.. Asia, and East Africa. The triangle—Suez, Cairo, and Alexandria—ia the vital knot of Britiah domi* Major then declared that would later resume his explorations in Africa.— Renter, ANOTHER NUT FOR U.S. ...
... the British Africa •quadron is expected to arrive Delagoa Bay ®q Wednesday next. London, Monday. The St. James's Clißitle publiehe. ! infonnatioa ‘•derived from absolutely trustworthy Pretoria source” regarding the Boer plan campaign a war with England ...
... with which were now called upon to deal was only on» many, for in the course the last fifteen years had bee® four times verge war with the Transvaal—once in 1883, when the Warren Expedition was earned through, again in 1894, when President Kruger attempted ...