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than it-bad been in 1881.20 doubt there had been a
decline in humanitariazi feelings towards natives und
the actions of`the South Africa Company and the Cape
Governmeit did not provide a very satisfactory picture
of the British treatment of the coloured inhabitants
of South Africa.
Aropped
in rondos
After war broke out many of the Nonconformists
their pence principles. At a baptist meeting
at which Sir Hugh Reid spoke "there was not a
sound of dissent when he spoke of the "ignorante impudent
and intolerable form in which war had been declared on
this country. " Air. Greenough "amid murmorn of agreement"
amid Baptista had never boon for peace at any price. "
Evan before the war ntarted* come of the Nonconformist
resolutions had not been passed unanimously. At the nootine
of the Turmtall, vest Midlands and Shrewsbury district
association of primitive Hotbodinta, the anti-war
resolution was frequently interrupted and only passed
in a modified form.
-- MM
(2)
(1) British Weekly, ; 6th October 1$99.
A miniotär proposing a peace
(2) Reynolds? Town r, lot October 1899.
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