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Page 241
... SOUTH AFRICA . It is difficult for people in Britain who have not made a special study of imperial history to follow the course of politics in South Africa , because the information they receive is spasmodic and occasional ; and ...
... SOUTH AFRICA . It is difficult for people in Britain who have not made a special study of imperial history to follow the course of politics in South Africa , because the information they receive is spasmodic and occasional ; and ...
Page 244
... South Africa involves the risk of proscription , but there is some justification for the claim that in South Africa there is at least a close approximation to conditions in England near the end of the seventeenth century . Then there is ...
... South Africa involves the risk of proscription , but there is some justification for the claim that in South Africa there is at least a close approximation to conditions in England near the end of the seventeenth century . Then there is ...
Page 379
... South Africa , The Situation in , 241-253 . South African Correspondent , A , ' The Situation in South Africa , ' 241 . Sparrow - Simpson , W. J. , D.D. , ' The Anglo - Catholic Revival , ' 301 , 313 note . Spender , J. A. , 209 - part ...
... South Africa , The Situation in , 241-253 . South African Correspondent , A , ' The Situation in South Africa , ' 241 . Sparrow - Simpson , W. J. , D.D. , ' The Anglo - Catholic Revival , ' 301 , 313 note . Spender , J. A. , 209 - part ...
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