Letters to Isabel
Letters to Isabel
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How well I remember the dis- cussions as to Chinese labour ! The war, of course, was over; but this and other problems, and, above all, the lack of self-government, kept South Africa a land of unrest and running sores.
I had gone over the Blue Books on the labour sub- ject, and was charged by " C. -B. " to lay the matter before the House of Commons by open challenge. The speech was afterwards published and had a wide cir- culation, and, I suppose, has gone the way of all fugitive literature. Ba...nnerman, Morley and others were by my side; John Burns, Lloyd George and others were watch- ing below the gallery, Burns' great lungs punctuating the storm, the development of which was watched with acute and critical eyes by clever men in the Government and on the bench opposite.
All that is neither here nor there, but the point is that I cited Botha on the floor of the House of Commons, saying plainly that I reckoned him a most responsible witness and that, if nobody would speak up for him in that House, I would do so myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How well I remember the dis- cussions as to Chinese labour ! The war, of course, was over; but this and other problems, and, above all, the lack of self-government, kept South Africa a land of unrest and running sores.
I had gone over the Blue Books on the labour sub- ject, and was charged by " C. -B. " to lay the matter before the House of Commons by open challenge. The speech was afterwards published and had a wide cir- culation, and, I suppose, has gone the way of all fugitive literature. Ba...nnerman, Morley and others were by my side; John Burns, Lloyd George and others were watch- ing below the gallery, Burns' great lungs punctuating the storm, the development of which was watched with acute and critical eyes by clever men in the Government and on the bench opposite.
All that is neither here nor there, but the point is that I cited Botha on the floor of the House of Commons, saying plainly that I reckoned him a most responsible witness and that, if nobody would speak up for him in that House, I would do so myself.
What to read after Letters to Isabel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Shaw Craigmyle to read onlineMoreLess
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