England a Destroyer of Nations
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The independence of the Boer's was recognized and confirmed at the London Convention in 1884.
But English greed would not let the matter rest. Promoters founded the "British South African Company," better known as the "Royal Chartered Co.", which soon obtained an im- portance — and quite as ominous — as the "East India Co." possessed in Asia. One of the leaders was the son of an English dominy: Cecil Rhodes, who possessed all the qualities of his English prototype Robert Clive. In a short time ...he had amassed an enormous fortune, becoming known as the "Diamond King." In 1 890 he was made Premier of the Cape Colony, and conquered Matabeleland and prepared, in col- lusion with the English mine owners of the South African Re- public, the invasion undertaken by Dr. Jameson. This raid, put in action with 1200 men on Dec. 30th 1895, had in view the taking unawares, and the abolition, of the government and the annexation of the State. But the Boers had been made aware of this design and, surrounding the insolent intruders forced them on Jan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The independence of the Boer's was recognized and confirmed at the London Convention in 1884.
But English greed would not let the matter rest. Promoters founded the "British South African Company," better known as the "Royal Chartered Co.", which soon obtained an im- portance — and quite as ominous — as the "East India Co." possessed in Asia. One of the leaders was the son of an English dominy: Cecil Rhodes, who possessed all the qualities of his English prototype Robert Clive. In a short time ...he had amassed an enormous fortune, becoming known as the "Diamond King." In 1 890 he was made Premier of the Cape Colony, and conquered Matabeleland and prepared, in col- lusion with the English mine owners of the South African Re- public, the invasion undertaken by Dr. Jameson. This raid, put in action with 1200 men on Dec. 30th 1895, had in view the taking unawares, and the abolition, of the government and the annexation of the State. But the Boers had been made aware of this design and, surrounding the insolent intruders forced them on Jan.
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