With Rimington
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It had every chance.
I will tell you what there was. There were a number of appeals andletters (some of them I have seen) from families in the north to theirrelations in the Colony, praying for sympathy, and perhaps for activehelp. But these were merely personal appeals. There is no hard and fastline, so far as the people are concerned, between the Colony, OrangeFree State, and Transvaal. The same big families, or clans almost, havetheir branches in all three, and probably there is not a family... of anyconsequence in either that has not a number of relations in the othertwo. Consequently as war drew closer the excitement and anxiety itcaused spread southward from family to family. There was a good deal ofsympathy felt, no doubt, by the Dutch in the Colony for their relationsfarther north, and there has been surreptitious help, information given, and sympathy. But there the matter has usually ended. There have beenvery few recruits, and there never was an organised conspiracy.
It is curious to notice how the several sections of the Dutch werepicked up just as they were laid down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had every chance.
I will tell you what there was. There were a number of appeals andletters (some of them I have seen) from families in the north to theirrelations in the Colony, praying for sympathy, and perhaps for activehelp. But these were merely personal appeals. There is no hard and fastline, so far as the people are concerned, between the Colony, OrangeFree State, and Transvaal. The same big families, or clans almost, havetheir branches in all three, and probably there is not a family... of anyconsequence in either that has not a number of relations in the othertwo. Consequently as war drew closer the excitement and anxiety itcaused spread southward from family to family. There was a good deal ofsympathy felt, no doubt, by the Dutch in the Colony for their relationsfarther north, and there has been surreptitious help, information given, and sympathy. But there the matter has usually ended. There have beenvery few recruits, and there never was an organised conspiracy.
It is curious to notice how the several sections of the Dutch werepicked up just as they were laid down.
What to read after With Rimington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillipps L. March to read onlineMoreLess
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