Native Races And the War
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Frere and itsconfidence in his policy, but also to go so far as to congratulate mostheartily Her Majesty the Queen, the Home Government, and ourselves, onpossessing such a true, considerate, and faithful servant as hisExcellency the High Commissioner. " A public dinner also was given to Sir B. Frere at Pretoria, at which hishealth was drunk with the greatest enthusiasm; there was a publicholiday, and other rejoicings.
Sir Bartle Frere was intending to go to Bloemfontein, in the Orange Free Stat...e, to visit President Brand, with whom he was oncordial terms, and with whom he wished to talk over his plans for theTransvaal; but instructions came from Sir Michael Hicks-Beach to proceedto Cape Town. He therefore left Pretoria on May 1st. He was welcomedeverywhere with the utmost cordiality and enthusiasm. At Potchefstroomthere was a public dinner and a reception. On approaching Bloemhof hewas met by a large cavalcade, and escorted into the township, where atriumphal arch had been erected, and an address was presented.
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Frere and itsconfidence in his policy, but also to go so far as to congratulate mostheartily Her Majesty the Queen, the Home Government, and ourselves, onpossessing such a true, considerate, and faithful servant as hisExcellency the High Commissioner. " A public dinner also was given to Sir B. Frere at Pretoria, at which hishealth was drunk with the greatest enthusiasm; there was a publicholiday, and other rejoicings.
Sir Bartle Frere was intending to go to Bloemfontein, in the Orange Free Stat...e, to visit President Brand, with whom he was oncordial terms, and with whom he wished to talk over his plans for theTransvaal; but instructions came from Sir Michael Hicks-Beach to proceedto Cape Town. He therefore left Pretoria on May 1st. He was welcomedeverywhere with the utmost cordiality and enthusiasm. At Potchefstroomthere was a public dinner and a reception. On approaching Bloemhof hewas met by a large cavalcade, and escorted into the township, where atriumphal arch had been erected, and an address was presented.
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