Report And Proceedings
Report And Proceedings
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— I told him so distinctly, and he has since also been told it by the Governor, to whom he subsequently applied. 122. If we continue to leave the country unoccupied, perhaps that may raise false hopes, may it not, in the mind of Kreh, that he will eventually regain it? — It will raise false hopes in his mind, as well as in the minds of the adjoining Tambookies, who also asked me for a portion of this country. 24 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE Sir w. Currie. 123. And Until the country is o...ccupied in the way pro- juiyloTisei. Posed, you think these native tribes will have no chance of settling- down ? — Not quietly. I think we ought to take such measures as will entirely satisfy these people that they should have no further hopes of getting back their country except on the conditions mentioned ; and then their false hopes must disappear altogether. I do not wonder at Kreli's holding on so long when he finds that for three and a half years his country has been left only for wild beasts and policemen.
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— I told him so distinctly, and he has since also been told it by the Governor, to whom he subsequently applied. 122. If we continue to leave the country unoccupied, perhaps that may raise false hopes, may it not, in the mind of Kreh, that he will eventually regain it? — It will raise false hopes in his mind, as well as in the minds of the adjoining Tambookies, who also asked me for a portion of this country. 24 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE Sir w. Currie. 123. And Until the country is o...ccupied in the way pro- juiyloTisei. Posed, you think these native tribes will have no chance of settling- down ? — Not quietly. I think we ought to take such measures as will entirely satisfy these people that they should have no further hopes of getting back their country except on the conditions mentioned ; and then their false hopes must disappear altogether. I do not wonder at Kreli's holding on so long when he finds that for three and a half years his country has been left only for wild beasts and policemen.
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