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... -Tue Month of M1ourning. 5.-The Campaign of Douai. By! 8.-SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE Captain Cairnes (Roval Irish Fusi- WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. By liers). ChaptersIV.-VI. a Soldier. THE TEMPLE BAR MAGAZINE. Price Is. CONTENTS FOR FEBRUARY, 1900:- 1. The Flower ...
... was that the invaders were assisted by large bodies of British subjects, and thus the horrors of rebellion were added to the war. The Imperial army had been assisted by the Volunteer forces of every self-governing colony of the Empire. The Governments and ...
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... of Soldiers in South Africa. As a set-off to Mr. Arnold-Forster's contention, Mr. Haggard points out that land in the Free State is valuable and would have to bebougbt, and secondly, that to make existence possible after the war, the settlers must be ...
... and France, by M. Henri Maret, who says that to talk of war between the two countries is ridiculous. The wars of the future will be wars actuated by interests. France has iio interest in making war upon Great Britain, with whom she has more trade than with ...
... your suifrages. THE WAR. Sines me last election a nat~ousi crisis has occurred in South Africa, the magnitude Of whubh ses onforeseeri two years ago, I can say with conulidenre that I have never hesicated in MY attionde towards the war, out that I -gore ...
... crown 8vo, red cloth, gilt tops, 6s. each, THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Third Fdition, withi a new Prefatory Chafiter dealing with the ezt'ets whihI have induced the ftescnt crisis. IMPRESSIONS OF SOUTH AFRICA. By the Rt. Hon. JAMES BRYCE, M.P. With three ...