... British Parliament in the 20th century, when it endeavouring resettle South Africa, carrying ou for months, and possibly for years, a sort of bloody assize, meant to stir up the dying embers of civil strife and undo all the good they have done by the peace ...

... to' a British Parliament j in the twentieth century endeavouring resettle | South Africa carrying for months, possibly for years, a sort of bloody assize, meant stir the dying ember? civil strife and undo all the good done the past? I do not believe policy ...

... only deal Willi one two. I. will . re far aa lo *ive full civil rifflita all Ho-.-ri who look and aisnod. definite and draane alleeiancc. iClieera.) I believe that the sooner position civil and bominrahle loyally to you«lve, the better .. w.n for ...

... hear)—and. therefore, the more vigorously and the more ruthlessly it carried on. long as it is carried on within the rules of civilized warfare, the more effective and the more merciful it likely to be. (Loud cheers.) If I were to speak about atrocities to ...

... will venture which it going on by stais feet ground 1 might care there hear) Well not words politician or words Roosevelt of United head of world I many idealists fanatics thinkers are in both Liberal party f their will advice that I offer All I is I sorry ...

... will only deal with two. I would so tar aa give (all civil rights to all Boera who too* and signed definite and oath of allegiance. (CSeera.) I believe that the sooner you them a poeitioo of civil responsibility aad ot honourable loyalty yourselves, ths ...

... with two would go to full CIVIL BOERS took definite oath of allegiance I believe that position of responsibility of will yourselves South Africa (Cheers) I believe representative Government you can onoe I believe you till resettled till rebuilt until the ...

... the confidence that no better Vice-Convener could be got, took it upon itself to set aside Mr urcussos's scruples; and in uniting ourselves with the sympathy expressed with him, and the desire expressed for his speedy rest ,ration to health and duty, we ...

... end therefore, more vigorously and the more ruthlessly it is carried on, so long as it is carried on within the rules of civilized warfare, the more effective and the more merciful it M likely to be. (Loud cheers.) If I were to speak about atrocities ...

... is ready to offer (1) a large and generous ** largo and liberal it possible to give”; (2) full civil rights; and (3) lavi-h financial aid in the resettlement, restocking, and rebuilding of the farma These are terra*, I believe, the Boers would be Likely ...

... words, have ironc forth without authority, and come back without respect. Even now it is not binding upon any Court in the United Kingdom. But in serious matter for tho Colonies. Marais is auctioneer and a notary public, which sufficiently him as civilian ...

... these conditions are —An amnesty; civil rights to all who take a definite and drastic oath of allegiance ; the appointment of a Commission on which there would be a Boer element; and the furnishing of money to resettle the country, rebuild farms, Ac. ...