A Century of Wrong
Title Page.
[edit]A CENTURY OF WRONG
ISSUED BY
F.W. REITZ
State Secretary of the South African Republic
WITH PREFACE BY
W.T. STEAD
'Audi Alteram Partem'[2]
LONDON: 'REVIEW OF REVIEWS' OFFICE, MOWBRAY HOUSE, NORFOLK STREET, W.C. [1900]
Contents.
[edit]- Introduction
- The Cape of Good Hope
- The Founding of Natal
- The Orange Free State
- The South African Republic
- The Conventions of 1881 and 1884
- Capitalistic Jingoism – First Period
- Capitalistic Jingoism – Second Period
- Conclusion
- Appendix A. Lord Derby's Dispatch on Convention of 1884
- Appendix B. The Annexation of the Diamond Fields
- Appendix C. The Reply to Mr. Chamberlain's Dispatch on Grievances
- Appendix D. The Final Dispatch of Mr. State Secretary Reitz
- Appendix E. The Text of the Conventions, 1852, 1881, and 1884
References
[edit]- ↑ W.J. Leyds, Tweede verzameling, I, XV-XVI; F. Oudschans Dentz, Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant 17 Aug. 1934; H.T. Colenbrander, De Gids, C, 6 (June 1936), 340-341.
- ↑ Latin: "Hear the other side"
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