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"The troopers were received with a more or loam
hilarious wolcome.., hßwaver tiataken he may have been.,.
he acted with a nincero desire to nerve hin'country... I!
there had been a few moro Dr. J eaono at Johannesburg,
there would be no Dr. Jarooon in the dock today. " (1)
Even the Radical itevnolds 2t'vn uaa jingotatic
over the German tolcgram, - the editorial on 5th January
announced, "Despite the hectorinj and bullying and the
irritatingly superior way of the ordinary British Tory
and his Government, it is our common country and to that
wo owe our firnt uliegiance... ii there be a nation so
ignorant as to think that England will lie down under any
insult or outrage, it is grievously mistaken. "
And a few days later1 - "The Boers are all alike ignori2nt
graoping and superctitiouo. "
(2)
Jameson was baccming
accepted as a national hero who bad unfortunately boon
lot down by hie colleagues and the cowrdly Johannesburg
reform loadcrn. The only actual condemnation of the
Raid an a free booting expedition was =ado by the Nonconforilete,
Peace 3ociotioag Socialism and advanced Libwrala.
(1) Review of Rey1trwn torch 1896.
(2)-R"vnoldm
"I Iýýý tI ICI ýYý ýýIIýý r
n r, 12th January 1896.
(3) Be* Cc,, February
ýnc$
1896# Slnnconformtnt & independent,
9th January 1896.
(3)