Britain And Boer Independence
Britain And Boer Independence
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Its existence has only been troubled by quarrels with the natives and by an attack coming from the Transvaal. During the period of anarchy through which the latter State passed between the Sand River Convention and 1877, the frontier was once crossed by a body of Transvaalers, and a part of the north of the Orange Free State invaded; but they promptly retired when they saw that resistance would be offered. Since that time the Orange Free State has had nothing whatever to fear for its independen...ce. On the contrary, the President, Sir John Brand, suc- ceeded in maintaining such cordial relations with his powerful neighbour as left nothing to be de- sired. A two years' franchise was granted, and there had never been any thought of restriction.
It is true there are no gold mines in the country, and the influx of foreigners is not nearly so great as in the Transvaal.
But if there was no cause of complaint against C 34 BRITAIN AND BOER INDEPENDENCE.
England, relations with its neighbours beyond the Vaal have been several times, to say the least, strained: first at the time of the invasion of which I have spoken, and again when the Trans- vaal attempted to close to trade those fords and passes which gave access to the Free State, and so to benefit their own railway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its existence has only been troubled by quarrels with the natives and by an attack coming from the Transvaal. During the period of anarchy through which the latter State passed between the Sand River Convention and 1877, the frontier was once crossed by a body of Transvaalers, and a part of the north of the Orange Free State invaded; but they promptly retired when they saw that resistance would be offered. Since that time the Orange Free State has had nothing whatever to fear for its independen...ce. On the contrary, the President, Sir John Brand, suc- ceeded in maintaining such cordial relations with his powerful neighbour as left nothing to be de- sired. A two years' franchise was granted, and there had never been any thought of restriction.
It is true there are no gold mines in the country, and the influx of foreigners is not nearly so great as in the Transvaal.
But if there was no cause of complaint against C 34 BRITAIN AND BOER INDEPENDENCE.
England, relations with its neighbours beyond the Vaal have been several times, to say the least, strained: first at the time of the invasion of which I have spoken, and again when the Trans- vaal attempted to close to trade those fords and passes which gave access to the Free State, and so to benefit their own railway.
What to read after Britain And Boer Independence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edouard Henri Naville to read onlineMoreLess
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