Edmund Garrett a Memoir
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" \^Tiat about the Excise ? " " I voted against the Excise when it was levied in the wrong way, that is with a minimum of revenue and a maximum of * The rinderpest year was '97-8.
r 226 APPENDIX II irritation to the farmers with their smairstills, but I have long had a plan for the Excise to be levied from the canteens and really paid by the consumer. " " \\Tiat about the Innes Liquor Bill for keeping drink from the aboriginal native ? " " Keeping drink from the native ? Why, I might say that t...hat has been my whole life. I have run De Beers on ginger beer. In Rhodesia the Native Liquor Law is the most stringent in South Africa. In the Transkei I found the traffic only checked by a fine, and substituted confiscation because the sellers could afford to pay the fine and go on. If anybody in South Africa has done more than I have to keep drink from the native, I should like to know his name. " " And education ? " " Of course any one can see that education is the key to progress among us. As you know, I wanted to found a real South African University, and put the scheme aside only in deference to the susceptibilities of Stellenbosch, which you may call vested interests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" \^Tiat about the Excise ? " " I voted against the Excise when it was levied in the wrong way, that is with a minimum of revenue and a maximum of * The rinderpest year was '97-8.
r 226 APPENDIX II irritation to the farmers with their smairstills, but I have long had a plan for the Excise to be levied from the canteens and really paid by the consumer. " " \\Tiat about the Innes Liquor Bill for keeping drink from the aboriginal native ? " " Keeping drink from the native ? Why, I might say that t...hat has been my whole life. I have run De Beers on ginger beer. In Rhodesia the Native Liquor Law is the most stringent in South Africa. In the Transkei I found the traffic only checked by a fine, and substituted confiscation because the sellers could afford to pay the fine and go on. If anybody in South Africa has done more than I have to keep drink from the native, I should like to know his name. " " And education ? " " Of course any one can see that education is the key to progress among us. As you know, I wanted to found a real South African University, and put the scheme aside only in deference to the susceptibilities of Stellenbosch, which you may call vested interests.
What to read after Edmund Garrett a Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Tyas Cook to read onlineMoreLess
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