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... Rhodes's assurances of Kruger having no intention proceed to extreme lengths. As pendant to this I may any that UwMCvatiaea aw speaking with open contempt of Government which could allow Mr. Brodriok to apeak: a* baa done. If anything happen marked disastrous ...

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