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place a small international oligarchy of vino owners
and speculators in power at Pretoria. " Thhio , cnao
could appeal equally to Liberale or º ocialists.. H. J.
Wilson exprcaccd similar views declaring that the
Uitlander problem was exaggerated and denying the Boor
onapiracy. Schreiner's analysis was very similar to
that of IIobcon, Neither the peace party nor the
Imperialists mentioned the native question very often.
The promotion of native righto was largely left to tho..
with it in ro berchip.
and the Native Roceo Coaiittoo which overlapped
PTtttionnl activity against the war included a
manifesto dcairýng a speedy end to the Urur, from "Man of
light and 1Qarnine". This was intended ae an intellectuals
protect orranicod by Juno, Sully, Professor of Philonophy
at Uoivernity College London* on the aug ; ostioü of Bry co.
Only eleven cignaturoc had boon collected by the end of
cccmbcr 1899, -n reflection of the anti-Boor foolinen
promoted by the early revernon, " Sully raute III fear t Wt
that chocks and rovorcen to our troops aro making -von
(1) C. O. 417M3= j South Africa t. ccellimeous 2nd April-21at
August 1900, A. P. S. tja C. O. 91th May & 4th July,
(2) Bryce 1 ,. Box on South 'African War, Sully to Bryce
October 1899-March 1900,
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