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... energies at home Tirithout gaias to South Africa . The war in South Afiica inB underiatel to enable 'the ' millionaires there to sweatwhite labour , to enslave black hibour , and the t wo Eepnbucs in South Africa were being swept out of existence for no ...
... the respondent pot his wife into a bitli of oold water with all her clothes on . In December 1889 he went out to South Africa aa a war corrsspondfint for the Dafly Mail . On Ilia return , in ' July 1900 , Mrs Story met him at Southampton , and ho then ...
... practically one member of the Government and one faithful public servant in South Africa . When the war was finished there would be the opening of a new era for South Africa—the abolition o £ corruption and tyranny , and tho introduction of purity and liberty ...
... adv-mlaeo of British rule- and its essential . justice , Mid regret the course pursued by ( he Transvaal in plunging South Africa , into war sooner than yield , but when it comes to rnakins a public pronouncenfln . t before their own people , they dare not ...
... been no wa-r .- ' Those who have thought over the matter have come to a somewhat different conclusion . It was shown by Sir Lewis M'lver some time ago by a comparison of dates tliat if there had been more haste in throwing troops into South Africa , tlie ...
... has seen . that the war in South Africa is a ; war for supremacy , a war to the death , ; If , as l . iie Boers now tell -as they wore from the very first ; fighting - for silpronracy in South Africa , . from the first it . n'ns a ...
... Liberal , party innst be aa Iiapenalist as weB as a . Progreesrre party . Discussing the settlement in . S&ath . Africa , after -the war . Sir Edward declared -that -ere must 'ha-re eirectrre gnaranl ^ es tha-fe . wha . fc had token place must never take ...
... believe they were hop . ? - Ifssly divided in opinion . is to South Africa and th war . The subject of first importance at present was not the origin of Ihe war nor the past . condsct or the war ^ it wss tile present , adn ; ia 3 sira . lioii of affairs , and ...
... Loan OBOUKB . addressing the 1 st Battalion Cameron Highlanders as they were about to leave Cairo for South Africa , said . the war caraot be' concluded until the supremacy of the British arms has been completely asserted , and unt il the British flag ...
... manner in which the Beers-were treated , and to point out the great task which was involved in the settlement of South Africa after the war . 'Rts-InsatufB of Naval Architects , after an i nlerral of thirteen years , held its summer ineetms in Glasgow yesterday ...
... point , - ; thA- ; . South Africa . . before &e war - Tvas a' British' sphere . ol . 'influence , he ' . 'had -to summbh as'his fissi'reinforcement Sir Henry . . ^ 3 ampbe ! l-Baanennan .- - :. ' Sir'Senry before tne war Tised th&ee words-abcni ; ...
... i a fei coiirso af SE . addrfiss , said the E ' - ' iid obslaus . ( if clergv c ? CT 6 rf deaoaiiaation ia fonth Africa liclievea the war to be just . This S-sra&rs srae greeted with cheers , cries of ' ' ' ^ hssWi and ' Eastained interruption- 7-SB ...