Lord Milner's Work in South Africa
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" In the Volksraaddiscussion of the Franchise Law the same passionate hatred of theUitlanders was manifested. "Is it the English only who have the rightto make conditions?" asked Mr. Lombard on July 15th. "If it comes tobe a question of war, there will be a great destruction. And who willbe destroyed if it comes to a collision? Why, the subjects of HerMajesty in Johannesburg. "[104] [Footnote 101: C. 9, 415. ] [Footnote 102: On May 15th, 1899--_i. E. _ a fortnight before the Bloemfontein Confer...ence met--five persons alleged to be British subjects were arrested on a warrant, signed by Mr. Smuts as State-Attorney, on a charge of high treason. All of them, except one man--Nicholls, who was innocent--were agents of the secret service. The statement that the men were ex-British officers, and that one of them alleged that he was acting under direct instructions from the War Office, was disseminated through the Press by the Transvaal Government, with the object of discrediting (1) the South African League, and (2) the British Government, in the eyes of the civilised world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In the Volksraaddiscussion of the Franchise Law the same passionate hatred of theUitlanders was manifested. "Is it the English only who have the rightto make conditions?" asked Mr. Lombard on July 15th. "If it comes tobe a question of war, there will be a great destruction. And who willbe destroyed if it comes to a collision? Why, the subjects of HerMajesty in Johannesburg. "[104] [Footnote 101: C. 9, 415. ] [Footnote 102: On May 15th, 1899--_i. E. _ a fortnight before the Bloemfontein Confer...ence met--five persons alleged to be British subjects were arrested on a warrant, signed by Mr. Smuts as State-Attorney, on a charge of high treason. All of them, except one man--Nicholls, who was innocent--were agents of the secret service. The statement that the men were ex-British officers, and that one of them alleged that he was acting under direct instructions from the War Office, was disseminated through the Press by the Transvaal Government, with the object of discrediting (1) the South African League, and (2) the British Government, in the eyes of the civilised world.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Basil William Basil Worsfold to read onlineMoreLess
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