Letters From An Uitlander 1899 1902
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The rumours of heavy taxation have a most disturbing effect. Men ask why we should pay for a war for which Cape Colony is quite as responsible.
Our sacrifice of life and money is far larger than that of any part of the Empire already, and had we been listened to years ago there would have been no war. . . . I am, yours sincerely.
JOHANNESBURG, 2^th August 1902.
Dear Sir Bartle Frere, There is little or no change here. Of course, every one is very anxious as to the debt to be apportioned to us, ...as it is a life and death matter.
The only bright feature in our surroundings is the confidence placed in Lord Milner by all people. There is such gloomy foreboding as to debt to be apportioned to this state. The element of uncertainty is as bad as the evil itself, stopping, as it does, all enterprise, and causing widespread discontent. But for the universal confidence in Lord Milner, I should consider the outlook very black.
140 LETTERS FROM AN UITLANDER I do not refer only to Transvaal, but to all South Africa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rumours of heavy taxation have a most disturbing effect. Men ask why we should pay for a war for which Cape Colony is quite as responsible.
Our sacrifice of life and money is far larger than that of any part of the Empire already, and had we been listened to years ago there would have been no war. . . . I am, yours sincerely.
JOHANNESBURG, 2^th August 1902.
Dear Sir Bartle Frere, There is little or no change here. Of course, every one is very anxious as to the debt to be apportioned to us, ...as it is a life and death matter.
The only bright feature in our surroundings is the confidence placed in Lord Milner by all people. There is such gloomy foreboding as to debt to be apportioned to this state. The element of uncertainty is as bad as the evil itself, stopping, as it does, all enterprise, and causing widespread discontent. But for the universal confidence in Lord Milner, I should consider the outlook very black.
140 LETTERS FROM AN UITLANDER I do not refer only to Transvaal, but to all South Africa.
What to read after Letters From An Uitlander 1899 1902?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bartle Compton Arthur Frere to read onlineMoreLess
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