Imperialism in South Africa
Imperialism in South Africa
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In 1841 Major Charteris wrote : " The spirit of dislike to English rule was remarkably domi- nant among the women. Many of those who had formerly lived in affluence but were now in comparative want, and subject to all the inconveniences accompanying the insecure state in which they were existing, having lost, moreover, their husbands and brothers by the savage, still rejected with scorn the idea of returning to the colony. If any of the men began to drop or lose courage they urged them on to fr...esh exertions, and kept alive the spirit of resistance within them. " Sir Arthur Cunynghame has nothing but praise for the Boers. On his way to the Diamond Fields he stopped at Hanover, which, he says, " has a grand appearance, the Dutch minister's house, standing in the centre, being quite ( 29 ) a palace. " It was built by the subscriptions of his parish- ioners. The honours which the Dutch lavish on the minis- try are worthy of remark. Equally worthy of remark is their hospitality and their piety.
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In 1841 Major Charteris wrote : " The spirit of dislike to English rule was remarkably domi- nant among the women. Many of those who had formerly lived in affluence but were now in comparative want, and subject to all the inconveniences accompanying the insecure state in which they were existing, having lost, moreover, their husbands and brothers by the savage, still rejected with scorn the idea of returning to the colony. If any of the men began to drop or lose courage they urged them on to fr...esh exertions, and kept alive the spirit of resistance within them. " Sir Arthur Cunynghame has nothing but praise for the Boers. On his way to the Diamond Fields he stopped at Hanover, which, he says, " has a grand appearance, the Dutch minister's house, standing in the centre, being quite ( 29 ) a palace. " It was built by the subscriptions of his parish- ioners. The honours which the Dutch lavish on the minis- try are worthy of remark. Equally worthy of remark is their hospitality and their piety.
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