The Story of An African City
The Story of An African City
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31 On the 2nd December, 1841, a proclamation was issued by Siri George Napier, announcing the re-occupation of Natal by the British. It does not fall within the scope of this work to chronicle in detail the events of the British-Boer war which followed ; suffice to say, that several battles were fought, in which the Boers had their share of success. RIVER SCENE. On one occasion, ten Britishers were captured by them at the Bay, and brought to Maritzburg in chains, where they were exhibited in pu...blic places like wild beasts. The result of the war was that the Boer flag was hauled down, the newly-established Republic became a memory of the past, the Union Jack of Great Britain was planted on a 32 The Story of an African City. Hill commanding the town, where a fort was built and named after Sir George Napier, the then Governor of the Cape. Natal was now British territory, and by proclamation declared a province of the Cape. Strange to say, no steps were taken to give effect to this proclamation for some con- siderable time.
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31 On the 2nd December, 1841, a proclamation was issued by Siri George Napier, announcing the re-occupation of Natal by the British. It does not fall within the scope of this work to chronicle in detail the events of the British-Boer war which followed ; suffice to say, that several battles were fought, in which the Boers had their share of success. RIVER SCENE. On one occasion, ten Britishers were captured by them at the Bay, and brought to Maritzburg in chains, where they were exhibited in pu...blic places like wild beasts. The result of the war was that the Boer flag was hauled down, the newly-established Republic became a memory of the past, the Union Jack of Great Britain was planted on a 32 The Story of an African City. Hill commanding the town, where a fort was built and named after Sir George Napier, the then Governor of the Cape. Natal was now British territory, and by proclamation declared a province of the Cape. Strange to say, no steps were taken to give effect to this proclamation for some con- siderable time.
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