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ä51k.,
and Ladysmith and the wording "wiping something off
the slater"
(9)
This sort of symbolism appeared in
the posters and placards attacking pro-Boers and Liberal
s. Ps. at the 1900 election.
Conservative Clubs and habitations of the Primrose
League did their beet to promote patriotic foeling3.
A member of the Primrose League in Lincoinchire said
-
"public teas and concerts judiciously combined with a
short political speech on Impcrinliam are exactly` what
the countryside dweller requires. "
(2)
This recipe was
faithfully followed, Imperial South African Association
speakers were in demand at League nestince; the League
had its own series of Imperial lantern elides. Habitations
were urged to Zkeop their ronbero informed of events in
South Africa and concerto of course involved sitting
patriotic conca, and in one case - at Io cnct1o on Tyne,
a tableau featuring Britannia surrounded by soldiers
and cailoro
(3)
Perth habitation decided to hold
(1) G1ouao"ternhirp Chronicler 10th itarch 1900.
(2) Priv roco Longue Gazette, Decombcr 18990
(3) Xbtd t January 1900.