South Africa of to Day
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sympathy. It is that of the man who as a boy gained his cricketing colours on the playing-fields of Eton ; who for years served in one of the finest cavalry regiments of the British army ; who gained the Distinguished Service Order for his gallantry on Herbert Stewart's hard desert march to the relief of Gordon at Khartoum ; who is the solitary survivor of Sir Gerald Portal's arduous mission to Uganda ; and who, through loyalty to his younger brother, had engaged in an ill-fated scheme in which... he had absolutely no personal interest, and which had now brought him, a colonel in the British army, to the prisoner's dock, to be sentenced to death in a foreign country. Even his enemies, with all their roughness, were able to speak with admiration of the dignity with which he carried himself on this awful occasion, and to say that they understood now what was meant by the term "an English gentleman. " And among his own countrymen in the Transvaal who knew him at that hard time he is spoken of with a warmth of affection which but few can inspire.
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sympathy. It is that of the man who as a boy gained his cricketing colours on the playing-fields of Eton ; who for years served in one of the finest cavalry regiments of the British army ; who gained the Distinguished Service Order for his gallantry on Herbert Stewart's hard desert march to the relief of Gordon at Khartoum ; who is the solitary survivor of Sir Gerald Portal's arduous mission to Uganda ; and who, through loyalty to his younger brother, had engaged in an ill-fated scheme in which... he had absolutely no personal interest, and which had now brought him, a colonel in the British army, to the prisoner's dock, to be sentenced to death in a foreign country. Even his enemies, with all their roughness, were able to speak with admiration of the dignity with which he carried himself on this awful occasion, and to say that they understood now what was meant by the term "an English gentleman. " And among his own countrymen in the Transvaal who knew him at that hard time he is spoken of with a warmth of affection which but few can inspire.
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