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40 INCREASE OF EMIGBANTS.CHAPTER III ..BIUTISH INTERVENTION NORTH OF THE ORANGE RIVER;CREATION OF AN ORANGE RIVER SOVEREIGNTY; ITSAlwmoNlrlENT; ORIGIN OF THE ORANGE FREE STA.TE.HOBTILlTDB HTW'BEN BOERS A.lO> GRrQUAS: LATTBR AalIsTBD BYBR ITIS-ESTAlILI8BlIBNT 01' BRITIBJI RESmUT.-A'l"l'OBl'OlYGDlUlAL PORTER'S REPOBT THJmEON, A.lO> Sm P. lLuTr.Alm'BTmu.TY WITH ADAK Kox.-BoUNDUY OF TJlB LATTER'S TEmuTORY.-PJlOOLAl(ATION BY SIB H. SMITH 01' TJIB ORANGE RIVSRTmmIToRY AS A. BRITI8JI SOVERBIGlITY.-HOSTILITIlIS BNSUlI.BmTI8JI VIC1'ORIOUS; A.lO> Sm H. SIQTl[ :BEOTIPIB8 Sm P.1rl..A..m.ANn's TREATY WITJI GRIQUAS.-By TJIB NEW TREATY TBBBODB BECOME PBRPETUAL LUSEJlOLDERS 01' TlIEm F.AlIJ[B INGRIQUA. L.um.-ABANDONlIENT OF SOVEREIGlITY; AND 001!fVENTION EaT.ABLISJlING ORANGE FllEE STATE.During some years no event occurred in the OrangeRiver Territory either politically or historically important.Up to the Vaal River the whole country was fastgetting entirely occupied by the Dutch emigrantfarmers, whilst many others had already crossed theVaal and founded the Transvaal, now known as theSouth African republic.At length, in the year 184:5, a serious trouble cameupon the new colony.Digitized by Goog Ie
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llarbarlJ (!tollege I.tbra~GIFr OF.
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o4-DAMAN TIA.·QI:bt QI:tutb abaut
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PREFACE .•THIS is a book with a p
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PREFACE.vmotives of some of the con
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PREFACE.In a letter which appeved i
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unaupported tp86 diteit and private
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CONTENTS ..•OHAPTER I.Early Histo
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CONTENTS.XUIOHAPTER XIII.Progress o
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MAPS AND DIAGRAMS .•., Diagram. A
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2 ID"FECT OF DIAMOND DISCOVERY.fact
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ASPECT OF COUNTRY.Vaal, which, with
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6 A BA.RREN COUNTRY.I may as well e
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8 BUSHMAN ABORIGINES.immediately up
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•10 STATEMENT OF THE XORAJrA. CHI
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12 STATEMENT OF THE KORAN A CHIEF."
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14 DECLARATION OF KAFIR CHIEFS.The
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Page 72: 18 MURDER OF FAIUlER P-.mands of th
Page 76: 20 . GRIQUA SETTLEMENT.(Kafirs) "an
Page 80: 22 THE VALLEY OF DLUIONDS.Upon the
Page 84: 24 .GRIQUA. CRUELTIES.t~r and the R
Page 88: 26 GRIQA CRUELTIES.them by the Bast
Page 92: 28 GRIQUA CRUELTIES.UNo. 6.-1, the
Page 96: 30 SETTLEMENT OF DUTCH.iMriltlIuiAJ
Page 100: 32 ATTORNEY-GENERAL PORTER'S REPORT
Page 104: 34 CONCLUSIONS.1. That the emigrant
Page 108: 36 A. MISSIONARY STDmETH UP STRIFE.
Page 112: 38 BOUNDARY IUDE BETWEEN CAMPBELL A
Page 118: ASSIST.-COM.-GEN. GREEN'S REPORT. 4
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Page 130: A. GOVERNOR'S COURTESY. 46every one
Page 134: sm HARRY SKlTH'S p(1,[.ICT. 47tion
Page 138: ABAl',DONMENT O}' SOVEREIGNTY. 49be
Page 142: THE CONvENTION OP 1854.51.1br s,.,.
Page 146: THE CONVE..~ION OF 1854. 53.ment: a
Page 150: BElWHOUTION OF B.X. SOVJlBElGJITY.
Page 154: RENUNCIATION OF H.K. SOVEREIGETY. 5
Page 158: TWENTY YEA.BS PEACE.CHAPTER IV.ANTI
Page 162: BRITISH POLICY. 61required) by the
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A "NOBLE POLICY." 63away for us to
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ANTI-DUTCH POLICY. 65pected of encr
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ITS MOTIVE.ITpar eump18, the Maones
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BRITISH ARRoGANCE. 69they reside; o
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THE LINE, DA vm's GRAI' TO R.UIAH.
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MAJOR WARDEN'S REPORT. 13Sir Harry
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WATERBOU'S FIRST CLADI. ·15MItIW ~
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OFFICIAL PREVAJUCA.T10N. 77cumferen
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SOLOMON'S WISDOM. 79the present chi
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DEATH OF A. W ATERBOER. 81just deal
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itiz' 'Y \. O' -I L
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THE VETBERG-LINE~ 83from there to a
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8m G. GREY'S POLICY. 85strikingly t
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EXTENSION or THE FREE STA.TE,CHAPTE
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WATERBOm'S PLOT. 89Not at that time
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MR. BA.BVEr's AO'rJDiIlUXr. 91' :;W
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SILENCE OF WATERBOER. 93most swoopi
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96V ctlbrMcl.., Bot be 1riDiDC to o
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GRIQUA LAND CHEATING. 91but little
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8lJJDUBY. 99Town Colonial Secretary
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THE KORANA CLA.D[. 1015. Griqua lan
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~ATERBOER'S PLEASANT PROSPECTS. 103
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lIB. DAVID ARNOT'S COMPLICITY. 105f
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FREE STATE FORBEARANCE. 107(Joluber
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AI:nrm,\.TIOX PllOI'OSED. 109lils E
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THE MAIN-SPRING OF WATERBOER'S CASE
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ANALYSIS OF WATERBOER'S CASE. 113~-
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DAVID ARNOT'S DlPEB'l'lBEBCE. 115w!
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WATE~BOEr.' S RUDENESS. 117meanwhil
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THE FREE STATE CASE. 119CHAPTER VIT
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MR. H. NICHOLSON'S EVIDENCE. 121" I
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MR. w. O. CORNER'S EVIDENCE. 123"By
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MR. W. O. CORNER'S EVIDENCE. 125'Wh
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P. GOOJlMAN'S EVIDENCE. 127River, i
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MR. H. HARVEY'S EVIDENCE. 129Kok, J
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I.EXTENT OF THE SALE. 131"Besides t
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J. BARTLETT'S EVIDENCE. 133Campbell
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135BUJhmen who resided at Campbell.
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DIRK KOK'8 EVIDENCE. 131.'E:dractB
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ABRABAM KOK'S 'EV'IDENOE. 189by Ada
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ARIB SAI\IUELS' EVIDENCE. 141of the
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?tIR. W. O. CORNER'S EVIDENCE. 143t
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THE LAlli"]) COlDIISSION'S REPORT.
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ANNEXURE. 141ANNEXUllE TO ClIAPTBR
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PRODUCED BY MR. W. O. CORNER. 149Bl
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PRODUCED BY MR. W. O. CORNER. 151pr
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THE MAIN SPRING OF THE CASE. 153I m
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CRITICA.L ANALYSIS OF "ANNEXURE No.
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THE BOUNDARY CLAUSE WORTHLESS.1;:'7
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CONFUSED DE8CR~ON OF BOUNDAlUES. 15
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"HORTHWAlWS TO PLATBBBG." 161the re
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ILLEGALITY OF "TB.EA.TY" OF 1838 IF
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AN ANALOGOUS CASE. 165thereof has·
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TREATY BETWEEN C. KOK AND J. BLOEH.
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GENERAL BAY'S PABTIALITY. 169Govern
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A "GOODY"'~'A'~"""l'OU.productionth
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POOR PROOF. 173(6) Come1ius Kok, as
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CONSTITUTION OF WATlmBOlm'S CASE. 1
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FAILURE OF WATERBOER'S EVIDENCE. 11
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THE "ENGINEER HOIST BY ms OWN PETAR
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TESTIMONY OF TDE REV. Co F. WUlUS.
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"PADDING" OF WATEImOD'S CASE. 183Th
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ANNEXURE NO. 20 CONFOUNDS ITS PRODU
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AN UNWISE SOLOHON. 181deposition in
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QUALITY OF WATERBOER AND CO.'S DOCU
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191There being nothing definite 88
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THE FREE STATE CASE ADMITTED. 193th
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HAllUJU.'s EVIDENCE BEVIEWElJ. -195
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KAHURA.'S EVIDENCE SUPERSEDED. 191i
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MAJORITY OF WATERBOER'S EVIDENCE IR
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A PILL FOR 1m SOUTHEY. 201to which
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PROOF OF C. KOK'S INDEPENDENCE. 203
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FREE STATE RIGHT BY BRITISH TITLE-D
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EVIDENCE 01' C. KOlt'S INDEPENDENCE
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PRo6F OF C. KOK'S INDEPENDENCE. 209
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J..'REE STATE SOVEREIG~'fY RECOG~IZ
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PIWO}' OJ!' A. KOK'S SUCCESSION TO
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DUPLICITY OF BRITISH OFFICIALS. 2'1
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PROOF OF A. KOK'S SUCCESSION TO C.
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CALIGRAPHIC PERSPICIENCE. 219coinci
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BRITISH TITLE-DEEDS IN ADAMANTIA. 2
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THE FREE STATE ROBBED OF 5,000 SQUA
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REPORT OF LAND COMMISSION IN 1854.
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TERGIVERSATION OF MR. SOUTHEY AND C
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SIR H. BARKLY'~ PARTIZANSHIP. 229re
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TREATY BE~ KOK AND THE BOERS. 231ha
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A BENIGK POLICY. 233CHAPTER XI.THE
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RESULT OI!' THE NOOITGEDACHT MEETIN
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CRI1UNAL POLICY O}' THE CAPE RULERS
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FELONIOUS INTEXT OF THE LATE CAPE R
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Fm:;T OFFlCUL NOTICE OF THE "LINE"
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GE~ERAL H.\ V'S ARROGANCE. 243tiali
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THE GENEIU.L GARBLES AND J:'ALSIFIE
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CONTINUED ?tIISTATEMENT8. 247State
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GENERAL HAY MISQUOTES TilE EVIDENCE
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Suppressio veri 8uggestio falsi. 25
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SUMMING-UP OF GENER.\I. HAY'S POLIC
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to the 00loni6ll, to Sir George Gre
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OUR FOREIGN POLICY. 257Chinese Taip
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THE APPOINTMENT 010' MAfHI'I'l'RATE
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PROVED TO BE WITHIN FREE STATE JURI
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ADVENT OF KK. CAMPBELL.III~'ree Sta
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THE FREE STATE OUTRAGED. ~65could n
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GENERAL HAY~li }'ALSE UEl'OR1'~ 2GI
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EARL . KIMBERLEY "APPROVES." 269the
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EAHL Kl.}lm;W.I·:r'~ lx~·mlJt:l'J
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GENERAL HAY'S lIISTATEMEX'1'S AGAtl
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HOW H. M. GOVEBNUE!i"T WAS DECEIVED
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}'URTHER FALSE STATEMENTS. 277In an
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TIlE BITER llITTEN.'Charles W. Hutt
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FURTHER IUSTATEMENTS.28Jwith, more
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GE:SERAL H.A.Y'~ CONTRADIC'l'ORY Il
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THl-; "ACT" B.o\SED ON }o'ALSE I'RE
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TilE CAPE COLONISTS MiD J'.\I{I.IA)
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SIR H. BARKLY PRONOUNCES AGAINST TH
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THE NEW GOVERNOR'S LOGIC EXAMINED.
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REVIEW OF SIR H. DARKLY'S DESPATCH.
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SIR H. BARKLY'S ARGUMENTS VENTILATE
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HARD FACTS t'. SIR H. BARKLY'S LOGI
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A PRETTY PROPOSAL. 299been tor a se
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EARL KIMBERLEY REJECTS FOREIGN ARBI
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GOVERNOR BARKLY'S FALSE REPORTS. 30
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sm H. BARKLy'S FALSE REPORTS. 305Hi
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HlS DESPATCH ANALYZED. 307tJrJlllit
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RESULT OF SIR H. BARKLY'S ])UPLICIT
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ITS SPECn'lC STIPULATIONS. 311(1.)
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RESUKE O}' THE GOVERNOR'S MALVERSAT
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•A MAJORITY OF " ONE" PASSES THE
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}t'URTHER DUPLICITY. 317Considering
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THE LArE CAPE GOVERNMENT'S POLICY.
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MISPLACED CONFIDENCE. 321for his su
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SIR H. BARKLY PERVERTS THE "RESOLUT
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ILLEGAL ANNEXATION. 325diamond fiel
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.f:nP
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PRESIDENT DRAND' S PROTEST. 329dist
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PUBLIC GHATITljDE DUE TO PRESIDENT
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PROOF OF FREE STA.TE RIGHT 'ro PNIB
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Feb., 18B2.FURTHER PROOF OF FREE ST
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lIR. SOUTHEY'S FUTILE EFFORTS. 337t
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ANNEXATION REPUDIATED BY PARLIAMENT
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MORE m' MR. SOUTHEY'S lrIISTATEMENT
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BRITISH GOVERNlIENT'S .~BSURD POSIT
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THE DI.\lJOXD }'IELDS A BRIGAND ST.
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FREE STATE CLAIMS TO COllPENSATIOY.
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ARBITRATION CORRESPONDENCE. 349CHAP
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MR. SOUTHEY'S PUBLIC, AND PRIYATE,
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PRESIDENT BRAND'S JUST PROPOSALS. 3
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PROOF OF SIR H. BARKLY'S MISSTA1'EM
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RESOLUTIONS OF FREE STATE VOLKSRAAD
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MORE FALSE REPORTS. 359should first
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HIS WHOLESALE PERVERSION OF TRUTH.
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THE REFUSAL CONSIDERED. :363action
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I.ARBITRATION SHIRKED • 365tion w
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MR. HAMELBERG'S lIISSION. 367addres
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EARL KIMBERLEY DELUDED. 369final re
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A VAIN HOPE FOR JUSTICE. 371In his
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GOVERNOR DARKLY'S PERVERSION OF FAC
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SIR H. BARKLY'S IMPRACTICABILITY. 3
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SIR H. BARKLY DELAYS ARBITRATION. 3
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USE OF STRONG LANGUAGE JUSTIFIED. 3
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SIR H. BARKLY OBSTRUCTS ARBITRATION
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THE GOVERNOR'S VEXATIOUS DIPLOMACY
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GOVERNOR BARKLY'S CHICANERY. 385poi
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THE GOVERNOR'S GROSS INJUSTICE. 3~7
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SUMMARY OF FREE STATE TITLE8. 389if
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INTERMINABLE CORRESPONDENCE. 391"Yo
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SIR. B. DARKLy's LINE. 393CHAPTER X
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VALUE. OF HR. DE vlLLIERS' SURVEY.
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INACCURACIES. 391used; no doubt, in
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HR. GILFILLAN Ver8U8 HR. ORPEN. 399
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SIR H. BABKLY'S INACCURATE OBJECTIO
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THE DEAD MOVE AND THE HILLS WALK. 4
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FURTHER PROOI AS TO PLATBERG. 405an
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DA.VID'S GRAF. 401Paardeberg, somet
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WHY MR. ORPEN SHIFTED DA. vm's BONE
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UNPOPULARITY OF THE INTERREGNUM. 41
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BABKLY RULE 1). FREE STA.TE RULE. 4
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RIOT AND DISORDER. 415interests are
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THE "DIGGERS" DETEST BARKLY RULE. 4
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BARKLY RULE AT THE DUlIOND FIELDS.
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OBJECTIONS TO THE CROWN COLONY SCHE
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•OUR FOREtGN POLICY. 423perpetrat
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