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quadgram	frequency
the south african republic	482
on the th of	439
of the south african	366
the orange free state	305
in the direction of	209
at the same time	203
the government of the	192
for the purpose of	171
on the part of	135
at the end of	126
the hands of the	114
of the orange free	114
in the course of	113
the end of the	111
the rest of the	111
on the following day	104
with a view to	102
of the free state	98
government of the south	96
the whole of the	95
the morning of the	91
the members of the	90
one of the most	90
on the morning of	90
the orange river colony	89
the independence of the	88
the fact that the	88
in the neighbourhood of	85
the top of the	84
the part of the	84
on behalf of the	83
of the british government	82
in the hands of	81
to the north of	80
it was impossible to	80
the th of may	76
on the th the	76
of the th of	74
the th of january	73
on the other side	73
the th of february	73
from time to time	72
morning of the th	71
at the time of	71
the secretary of state	70
the night of the	70
the course of the	70
of the orange river	70
on the st of	69
on the other hand	69
in spite of the	67
in the cape colony	66
of the executive council	66
a member of the	66
the imperial light horse	64
the direction of the	63
that is to say	63
in command of the	62
under the command of	62
to the fact that	62
south african light horse	62
in the case of	61
on the night of	61
the th of april	60
in the face of	60
in the event of	60
in the midst of	59
it would have been	59
with the result that	58
of the transvaal state	57
the position of the	57
the th of march	57
that it would be	57
with the exception of	56
the time of the	55
the th of december	55
a large number of	55
in accordance with the	54
the edge of the	54
at the head of	54
the th of november	53
secretary of state for	52
the arrival of the	52
in regard to the	52
the interests of the	52
the case of the	51
the foot of the	51
for the most part	50
the nature of the	50
and on the th	50
the other side of	50
that there was no	50
in front of the	50
to the west of	50
the th and th	50
was one of the	50
the majority of the	49
night of the th	49
as in the original	49
the head of the	49
the banks of the	48
it is impossible to	48
to the south of	48
a good deal of	48
into the hands of	48
south african republic and	48
to the east of	47
as soon as the	47
the north of the	47
it must be remembered	47
with the object of	46
by the british government	46
is the son of	46
of south african republic	46
employed with egyptian army	46
as well as the	46
have the honour to	46
the middle of the	45
as a matter of	45
in the transvaal and	45
at the rate of	44
member of the volksraad	44
the news of the	44
in the form of	44
argyll and sutherland highlanders	44
of the transvaal and	44
general de la rey	43
to the effect that	43
the chamber of mines	43
the history of the	43
the beginning of the	43
the british south africa	43
the development of the	43
a portion of the	42
in the history of	42
the laws of the	42
in the free state	42
the th of october	42
in the way of	42
the women and children	42
the th of june	42
of the government of	42
for the first time	41
the evening of the	41
government of the transvaal	41
it was necessary to	41
of one of the	41
the people of the	41
british south africa company	41
the president of the	40
the inhabitants of the	40
of the vaal river	40
on the top of	40
the condition of the	40
was not to be	40
of the convention of	40
in the middle of	39
and one of the	39
the protection of the	39
is one of the	39
in view of the	39
the state of affairs	39
the th of july	39
of the reform committee	38
the son of the	38
photo by gregory co	38
it is necessary to	38
with regard to the	38
under cover of the	38
south african republic will	38
i have the honour	38
cape of good hope	38
on the rd of	38
to the assistance of	37
must be remembered that	37
for the sake of	37
the south african light	37
to be found in	37
on the nd of	37
of state for war	37
on the evening of	37
in charge of the	37
at the foot of	37
the annexation of the	36
the strength of the	36
it is to be	36
in addition to the	36
the centre of the	36
to the british government	36
in favour of the	36
other side of the	35
as far as the	35
i do not think	35
the transvaal and the	35
it is difficult to	35
to be able to	35
of the cape colony	35
in the orange free	35
transvaal and orange river	35
the face of the	35
that the boers were	35
in the interests of	35
and the orange free	35
the transvaal and orange	35
in a state of	35
in a position to	34
be found in the	34
in the first place	34
i do not know	34
the action of the	34
of the th hussars	34
for the benefit of	34
in the orange river	34
in the south african	34
a great deal of	34
of the said state	34
orange free state and	34
inhabitants of the transvaal	34
of the two republics	34
the valley of the	34
on the same day	33
at the close of	33
in connection with the	33
the th day of	33
on account of the	33
on the following morning	33
the name of the	33
the bulk of the	33
by the fact that	33
from a sketch by	33
that it was not	33
it was discovered that	33
the object of the	33
the greater part of	33
in the matter of	33
son of the late	33
for the protection of	33
the summit of the	33
the report of the	33
the presence of the	33
but it was not	33
a matter of fact	33
the side of the	32
annexation of the transvaal	32
with the intention of	32
the remainder of the	32
of the fact that	32
took up a position	32
part of the country	32
it was possible to	32
that the boers had	32
at a distance of	32
the west of the	32
two companies of the	32
and at the same	32
that the british government	32
the new south wales	32
by the government of	32
a flag of truce	32
the fire of the	31
to the secretary of	31
lay down their arms	31
the relief of ladysmith	31
with reference to the	31
the south of the	31
president of the south	31
set to work to	31
to the conclusion that	31
under a heavy fire	31
members of the executive	31
the defence of the	31
the terms of the	30
the neighbourhood of the	30
it was found that	30
the manner in which	30
the th of august	30
of the boer position	30
of the british south	30
the left of the	30
the right of the	30
of some of the	30
on the subject of	29
it was decided that	29
the policy of the	29
the junction of the	29
article of this convention	29
the east of the	29
members of the volksraad	29
bank of the river	29
was shot through the	29
a place of safety	29
as far as possible	29
and the south african	29
with the loss of	29
it would be a	28
the daughter of the	28
and orange river colony	28
hands of the enemy	28
in touch with the	28
the loss of the	28
to that of the	28
service in south africa	28
and there was a	28
at the expense of	28
the benefit of the	28
there was nothing to	28
for the relief of	28
the boers in the	28
for the time being	28
of the volksraad for	28
at the beginning of	28
her majesty the queen	28
the crest of the	28
the value of the	28
and some of the	28
within yards of the	28
the passage of the	28
for the defence of	28
in consequence of the	28
royal army medical corps	28
as soon as possible	27
on the afternoon of	27
the outbreak of the	27
to return to the	27
for a long time	27
the line of the	27
would be able to	27
in the name of	27
the sand river convention	27
at the hands of	27
in the act of	27
at the battle of	27
a part of the	27
the midst of the	27
in the region of	27
but there was no	27
the whole of south	27
the correspondent of the	27
the scene of the	27
the question of the	27
of orange free state	27
of the transvaal government	27
on the th december	27
the state of the	26
in the centre of	26
the cause of the	26
of the th lancers	26
as well as in	26
the afternoon of the	26
government of the said	26
in the house of	26
from the government of	26
to the relief of	26
the command of the	26
of the british empire	26
in so far as	26
the officers of the	26
were killed and wounded	26
top of the hill	26
member of the executive	26
to deal with the	26
of the th regiment	26
of the high commissioner	26
continuance of the war	26
of the united states	26
that it was a	26
in one of the	25
egyptian medal with clasp	25
to the free state	25
it is true that	25
the argyll and sutherland	25
of the enemy was	25
that he had been	25
as i have already	25
it would not be	25
would have to be	25
secretary for native affairs	25
that he could not	25
the movements of the	25
the safety of the	25
of the imperial light	25
the enemy in the	25
whole of south africa	25
that it was the	25
the following day the	25
the guns of the	25
the advance of the	25
free state and the	25
the lines of communication	25
the result of the	25
the decision of the	25
the progress of the	25
the government of pretoria	25
part of the british	24
that they were not	24
the burghers of the	24
to the best of	24
south african republic to	24
commissioned officers and men	24
any part of the	24
took part in the	24
there can be no	24
companies of the th	24
in the presence of	24
it was impossible for	24
greater part of the	24
and th field batteries	24
as far as i	24
had it not been	24
the attack on the	24
the th of september	24
the fact that they	24
evening of the th	24
the close of the	24
is to be found	24
the dutch reformed church	24
that it was impossible	24
to the government of	24
from the direction of	24
on the banks of	24
clasp to egyptian medal	24
the capital of the	24
went on to say	23
was found to be	23
miles to the north	23
the use of the	23
at dawn on the	23
out of the question	23
the extension of the	23
the house of commons	23
which may have been	23
of the enemy were	23
a day or two	23
in front of us	23
of the members of	23
so far as i	23
that he did not	23
of the transvaal territory	23
it seems to me	23
by the transvaal government	23
the government and the	23
on the previous day	23
south africa and the	23
the exception of the	23
on the th general	23
at the cost of	23
of the mining industry	23
on the th a	23
parts of the country	23
of the boers to	23
side of the river	22
to be dealt with	22
to go to the	22
have been able to	22
and there was no	22
of sir bartle frere	22
sir jacobus de wet	22
members of the government	22
two and a half	22
the control of the	22
the attention of the	22
to the number of	22
in the first instance	22
in the district of	22
and men of the	22
at this time the	22
it was evident that	22
the character of the	22
the relief of kimberley	22
and the daughter of	22
the following is the	22
the opinion of the	22
may be said to	22
the conduct of the	22
it was known that	22
the same time the	22
in any part of	22
it will be seen	22
the base of the	22
in the vicinity of	22
from the date of	22
the th mounted infantry	22
in respect of their	22
of the imperial yeomanry	22
in possession of the	22
a certain number of	22
a large force of	22
to a place of	22
outbreak of the war	22
from cape town to	22
men of the th	22
the british government to	22
it may be remembered	22
south of the zambesi	21
fell into the hands	21
three and a half	21
the people of johannesburg	21
the aid of the	21
that they had been	21
that there was a	21
the free state and	21
as one of the	21
miles to the east	21
to bear on the	21
retrocession of the transvaal	21
the commencement of the	21
from the fact that	21
between them and the	21
to the high commissioner	21
the right bank of	21
of the high court	21
at the mercy of	21
of the imperial government	21
the bed of the	21
to come to the	21
in the same way	21
sir henry de villiers	21
the conclusion of the	21
egyptian medal with clasps	21
on the basis of	21
and it was not	21
the great majority of	21
the back of the	21
and orange free state	20
of opinion that the	20
over and over again	20
as soon as they	20
the heads of the	20
that there is no	20
on the th and	20
and on the following	20
by the south african	20
article coming from any	20
there was not a	20
at a time when	20
is not to be	20
put a stop to	20
a party of boers	20
and that it was	20
to the end of	20
extension of the franchise	20
of the british troops	20
was present at the	20
the attitude of the	20
parts of south africa	20
and those of the	20
at the present time	20
stephanus johannes paulus kruger	20
to the tune of	20
president of the orange	20
the representatives of the	20
at the disposal of	20
that the enemy had	20
to believe that the	20
in a few minutes	20
a detachment of the	20
as soon as it	20
the point of the	20
so far as to	20
of the country and	20
by a party of	20
the assistance of the	20
as may be imagined	20
the south african constabulary	19
but the boers were	19
at the point of	19
that the transvaal government	19
the form of a	19
by the imperial government	19
the following is a	19
right bank of the	19
it may be that	19
at this time was	19
north of the vaal	19
the date of the	19
on the summit of	19
this part of the	19
was made by the	19
and there is no	19
th day of august	19
to the foot of	19
one or other of	19
the bottom of the	19
face to face with	19
the minds of the	19
did not seem to	19
on the point of	19
towards the end of	19
the cape of good	19
the city imperial volunteers	19
all parts of the	19
north bank of the	19
with the assistance of	19
the result that the	19
on the left of	19
the settlement of the	19
on the road to	19
africa and the transvaal	19
which they had been	19
the events of the	19
that many of the	19
it was not the	19
other parts of the	19
at the top of	19
will have full liberty	19
cape colony and natal	19
early in the morning	19
that part of the	19
of the first volksraad	19
the mercy of the	19
to be allowed to	18
the existence of the	18
as a result of	18
with the aid of	18
and the transvaal war	18
it is said that	18
behalf of the government	18
in the service of	18
in the original page	18
it may be said	18
in the shape of	18
with the british government	18
fire of the enemy	18
in the united states	18
to those of the	18
on the one hand	18
the transvaal state will	18
the number of the	18
it was felt that	18
the conditions of the	18
officers and men of	18
the men of the	18
the boers had been	18
there was no doubt	18
into the free state	18
under the name of	18
condition of the country	18
from the zambesi to	18
the heart of the	18
when it came to	18
the cost of the	18
were not to be	18
no sooner had the	18
are or may be	18
the future of the	18
would have been a	18
of the naval brigade	18
it was not until	18
that he would not	18
transvaal and the orange	18
the governments of the	18
to the value of	18
the spirit of the	18
the revenue of the	18
on the ground that	18
as a natural consequence	18
president of south african	18
of the boers was	18
feet above the sea	18
and a number of	18
of the th the	18
during the recent hostilities	18
the retrocession of the	18
in the original text	18
took place on the	18
clasps to egyptian medal	18
beginning of the war	18
the maintenance of the	18
that the enemy were	18
the capture of the	18
a few of the	18
a company of the	18
the editor of the	18
put an end to	18
quarter of an hour	17
in other parts of	17
the leaders of the	17
from all parts of	17
of the th and	17
on the occasion of	17
and as soon as	17
both sides of the	17
in spite of this	17
the eldest son of	17
to the laws of	17
in the beginning of	17
so far as they	17
to the nature of	17
miles from cape town	17
of the royal irish	17
of the th earl	17
to the north and	17
in the month of	17
of those who were	17
of the country was	17
he went on to	17
the effect of the	17
point of the bayonet	17
the midst of a	17
on the extreme right	17
the rank and file	17
the wishes of the	17
on the th january	17
at the last moment	17
one and a half	17
the territory of the	17
the things of the	17
of the morning post	17
of the state of	17
the circumstances of the	17
in the habit of	17
the excitement of the	17
th battalion imperial yeomanry	17
the way in which	17
hands of the english	17
to do with the	17
force of the enemy	17
of the new colonies	17
a few days later	17
the oath of allegiance	17
at the present moment	17
was in command of	17
hands of the boers	17
on behalf of her	17
the expense of the	17
to those who had	17
part of the boers	17
state of affairs in	17
new south wales lancers	17
the chief of the	17
it not been for	17
the revenues of the	17
appears to have been	17
the boers did not	17
in the hope of	17
far as i could	17
the convention of pretoria	17
up to the present	17
under the impression that	17
would not have been	17
summit of the hill	17
in the convention of	17
came to the rescue	17
in order to make	17
the north bank of	17
to lay down their	17
for the use of	17
to say that the	17
in the eastern transvaal	17
officers and men were	17
there was only one	17
there would have been	17
miles to the south	17
had been sent to	17
to get rid of	17
to the inhabitants of	17
at the bottom of	17
the subject of the	17
of the white flag	16
situation in south africa	16
that they should be	16
for a few minutes	16
and the rest of	16
the intention of the	16
the officer in command	16
was due to the	16
one of the first	16
the early days of	16
on their way to	16
members of the reform	16
by reason of the	16
that the english had	16
the native location commission	16
with a force of	16
in the executive council	16
for the maintenance of	16
the end of a	16
excellency the high commissioner	16
from the cape to	16
it must have been	16
among the wounded were	16
of the late mr	16
the boers in their	16
that it is not	16
a number of the	16
in the light of	16
to assist in the	16
in the days of	16
photo by elliott fry	16
married in the daughter	16
in the daughter of	16
to the rescue of	16
the main body of	16
by the action of	16
his excellency the high	16
in which it was	16
was discovered that the	16
of the battle of	16
at a range of	16
the volksraad of the	16
as soon as he	16
the command of colonel	16
on the one side	16
of the dublin fusiliers	16
the south side of	16
it would be impossible	16
seems to have been	16
that there had been	16
the disposal of the	16
as long as the	16
of the government to	16
up a position on	16
of cape colony and	16
that some of the	16
dawn on the th	16
that as soon as	16
south side of the	16
of the gordon highlanders	16
in the long run	16
it is interesting to	16
battalion of the th	16
the country to the	16
they would have to	16
in the thick of	16
laid down their arms	16
a quarter of an	16
in addition to this	16
or other of the	16
i do not believe	16
governor of the cape	16
that they did not	16
in the fact that	16
the service of the	16
of the english government	16
there was no time	16
one hundred and fifty	16
that they would be	16
to one of the	16
the power of the	16
were found to be	16
the top of a	16
the surrender of the	16
was the first to	16
by some of the	16
it was too late	16
the eyes of the	16
handed over to the	16
the success of the	16
the rear of the	16
i received a report	16
the influence of the	16
at the request of	15
the daughter of mr	15
west of the railway	15
were known to be	15
manner in which the	15
a large part of	15
independence of the south	15
government of south african	15
were killed or wounded	15
before the arrival of	15
it could not be	15
on its way to	15
by means of the	15
as much as possible	15
guns of the th	15
they will not be	15
an officer of the	15
by the th of	15
out of the way	15
her heirs and successors	15
it is stated that	15
new south wales mounted	15
the proposal of the	15
on the way to	15
the opening of the	15
will have to be	15
the administration of the	15
the highland light infantry	15
the shelter of the	15
a section of the	15
a certain amount of	15
in front of them	15
be said to have	15
of shot and shell	15
but there is no	15
to the th of	15
that the enemy was	15
by order of the	15
first article of this	15
that the majority of	15
into the arms of	15
a squadron of the	15
of the nd battalion	15
or may be imposed	15
and it would be	15
to the top of	15
to the rules of	15
to take part in	15
that most of the	15
the relations of the	15
there is no doubt	15
as an instance of	15
by the side of	15
the first article of	15
that he was not	15
to bring about the	15
by one of the	15
edge of the plateau	15
an account of the	15
end of the month	15
of state for the	15
of the transvaal republic	15
the consent of the	15
it was difficult to	15
independence of the republic	15
in the opinion of	15
at the conclusion of	15
in south africa on	15
to continue the war	15
the enemy on the	15
have the right to	15
in addition to these	15
on the opposite side	15
and of no effect	15
the fate of the	15
and a half miles	15
on both sides of	15
to carry out the	15
laws of the south	15
of law and order	15
battery royal field artillery	15
to enable them to	15
under the direction of	15
but this was not	15
at the back of	15
on either side of	15
state for the colonies	15
that the government had	15
to a great extent	15
of the afrikaner bond	15
on the th october	15
was reported to be	15
and most of the	15
to the extent of	15
by this time the	15
the interest of the	15
do not know what	15
under the protection of	15
men were killed and	15
orange river colony and	14
and many of them	14
to the rank of	14
on the edge of	14
policy of the government	14
all over south africa	14
it seemed as if	14
from the scene of	14
by the arrival of	14
that he had not	14
so as to be	14
of the transvaal boers	14
head of the column	14
from the high commissioner	14
on the south side	14
had the effect of	14
revue des deux mondes	14
he served in the	14
on the eve of	14
the territories of the	14
may be remembered that	14
opened fire on the	14
of the th battery	14
the revue des deux	14
had the satisfaction of	14
on the th day	14
rendered valuable service with	14
it will be remembered	14
that the english government	14
of the men were	14
was a matter of	14
under the control of	14
for the rest of	14
god save the queen	14
considered invalid and of	14
lord kitchener to the	14
was known to be	14
of the chamber of	14
there was a general	14
in the absence of	14
that they would have	14
one or two of	14
was said to be	14
but owing to the	14
of the mounted infantry	14
the queen of the	14
the south african republics	14
they were forced to	14
in order that the	14
in which they had	14
the surface of the	14
all along the line	14
in a straight line	14
imposed on the importation	14
from side to side	14
to the command of	14
history of south africa	14
to the right of	14
with the temporary rank	14
bank of the vaal	14
the battle of colenso	14
the course of a	14
and that of the	14
upon the revenues of	14
said to have been	14
interest at the rate	14
on the th february	14
there had been no	14
into the south african	14
they were in the	14
along the line of	14
the courts of law	14
that they would not	14
foot of the hill	14
of the men who	14
and the fact that	14
the oath of neutrality	14
the th earl of	14
in the early days	14
without the consent of	14
the officers and men	14
the right and left	14
in the annals of	14
the expenses of the	14
been made by the	14
the delagoa bay railway	14
be remembered that the	14
are of opinion that	14
that we could not	14
of those who had	14
by the time the	14
to reside in the	14
the provisions of the	14
great majority of the	14
the head of a	14
the temporary rank of	14
or two of the	14
the southern states of	14
it was in the	14
and was present at	14
came to an end	14
on the th may	14
as they have been	14
one of the best	14
were said to be	14
the heat of the	14
in the position of	14
the line of march	14
in conjunction with the	14
the welfare of the	14
are to be found	14
had come to the	14
invalid and of no	14
he was born in	14
of the said republic	14
per ton per mile	14
in south africa and	14
the mouth of the	14
charge upon the revenues	14
crest of the hill	14
a party of the	14
from the neighbourhood of	14
the front of the	14
for the safety of	14
independence of the transvaal	14
the orange river and	14
on the side of	14
the establishment of a	14
a vast amount of	13
to the south african	13
of south africa and	13
will be able to	13
kitchener to the secretary	13
of the boer army	13
companies of mounted infantry	13
side by side with	13
if they did not	13
said that he had	13
of the boer government	13
of the country is	13
to the other side	13
of the boers and	13
a very short time	13
the region of the	13
touch with the enemy	13
to return to their	13
the event of a	13
for a considerable time	13
the boers were in	13
of the women and	13
on the north side	13
had been in the	13
of the railway line	13
that it is the	13
southern states of america	13
to the edge of	13
to the scene of	13
it is possible that	13
we are prepared to	13
to cross the river	13
reached the age of	13
in the hope that	13
of three and a	13
in rear of the	13
and that they were	13
government of the orange	13
to the suzerainty of	13
course of the war	13
and the british government	13
the approval of the	13
south african republic for	13
the story of the	13
a son of the	13
in front of him	13
the south bank of	13
and a half per	13
the transvaal government in	13
do not think that	13
lord kitchener and lord	13
to fall back on	13
in the belief that	13
in the dry season	13
for service in south	13
who was in command	13
it was decided to	13
the causes of the	13
the efforts of the	13
on a large scale	13
at the commencement of	13
the possession of the	13
it was believed that	13
themselves to the laws	13
there is no reason	13
will be seen that	13
came in touch with	13
reached on the th	13
but i do not	13
reached the top of	13
a half per cent	13
there had been a	13
part of cape colony	13
st argyll and sutherland	13
impossible for us to	13
in the cause of	13
a quarter of a	13
the high commissioner to	13
told me that he	13
the transvaal by the	13
governor of cape colony	13
as soon as i	13
the boers and their	13
which resulted in the	13
the executive council shall	13
turned out to be	13
the retreat of the	13
of the boers were	13
the secretary of the	13
in the heart of	13
do not wish to	13
a copy of the	13
state and the transvaal	13
on the right flank	13
it is unnecessary to	13
of six pounds and	13
set forth in the	13
the boundary of the	13
from lord kitchener to	13
be handed over to	13
officer rendered valuable service	13
they were able to	13
the lives of the	13
as quickly as possible	13
not been able to	13
the language of the	13
kitchener and lord milner	13
valuable service with the	13
so long as the	13
in the possession of	13
to the farm of	13
with the south african	13
either side of the	13
i have already said	13
conforming themselves to the	13
in spite of all	13
body of the enemy	13
is to be hoped	13
of sir redvers buller	13
president of the transvaal	13
of the native races	13
the life of the	13
the best of my	13
could not have been	13
independence of the country	13
the greater portion of	13
to inform you that	13
property in the transvaal	13
east and west of	13
four or five miles	13
in a very short	13
squadrons of the th	13
in a few days	13
and that he was	13
there would be no	13
a great number of	13
the natal field force	13
the occasion of the	13
to be left behind	13
main body of the	13
and the government of	13
of the enemy and	13
three hundred and fifty	13
under a flag of	13
on the th november	13
in advance of the	13
of the late republics	13
the position in which	13
the working of the	13
was evident that the	13
to the executive council	13
but he did not	13
the boers who were	13
at the base of	13
as soon as we	13
at the point where	13
at a place called	13
afternoon of the th	13
for a period of	13
to the english government	13
of the people of	13
part of the transvaal	13
that there would be	13
the president and his	13
is by no means	13
on the orange river	13
the st of may	13
the discovery of the	13
in order to get	12
the boers on the	12
as the result of	12
the return of the	12
but it must be	12
the cape and natal	12
a considerable number of	12
it was useless to	12
their persons or property	12
an attack on the	12
to show that the	12
a few minutes later	12
in a letter to	12
in orange river colony	12
in a sort of	12
the transvaal government and	12
hundred and fifty men	12
it was arranged that	12
the level of the	12
her majesty during the	12
will continue to be	12
the relief of mafeking	12
the british government and	12
by the end of	12
south bank of the	12
honour the state president	12
of the wilge river	12
that i could not	12
future of south africa	12
out of sight of	12
the days of the	12
of the mother country	12
would have been the	12
four companies of the	12
take part in the	12
the monte cristo ridge	12
under the orders of	12
what was going on	12
the honour to acknowledge	12
as they had been	12
the future of south	12
the first of the	12
due to the fact	12
in south africa the	12
other members of the	12
the boers and the	12
on the eastern side	12
son of the th	12
so far as the	12
to get out of	12
volksraad of the south	12
will be entitled to	12
the feelings of the	12
and south of the	12
than those of the	12
in the new colonies	12
a considerable amount of	12
like article coming from	12
as well as of	12
the country and the	12
the yorkshire light infantry	12
was nothing to be	12
in some of the	12
the spot where the	12
be imposed on the	12
that one of the	12
during the night the	12
the president and the	12
the relief of the	12
in a few hours	12
it will not be	12
the approach of the	12
right flank of the	12
owing to the fact	12
to say that he	12
majesty the queen of	12
for the loss of	12
one or more of	12
it was reported that	12
on the arrival of	12
the point where the	12
was made on the	12
in the capture of	12
in the interest of	12
the kimberley light horse	12
battle of diamond hill	12
took possession of the	12
one of these was	12
to the necessity of	12
of the british army	12
took place in the	12
this officer rendered valuable	12
in the staats courant	12
to be in the	12
the right flank of	12
the treatment of the	12
a very heavy fire	12
of the value of	12
in the morning of	12
out of the country	12
the men under commandant	12
the following day i	12
the place of the	12
that they could not	12
not in a position	12
banks of the river	12
of the jameson raid	12
their persons and property	12
of the hill was	12
produce or manufacture of	12
as there was no	12
or in respect of	12
behalf of her majesty	12
the ears of the	12
and that they had	12
th battery royal field	12
many of them were	12
except in so far	12
the army service corps	12
a man with a	12
development of the country	12
daughter of the late	12
of the enemy in	12
from any other place	12
parts of the colony	12
can be no doubt	12
come to an end	12
the sake of the	12
to the bitter end	12
would have been no	12
the like article coming	12
an end to the	12
under cover of darkness	12
the prisoners of war	12
they may have been	12
effort was made to	12
the construction of the	12
th and th batteries	12
to the vereeniging conference	12
new zealand mounted rifles	12
as well as a	12
little more than a	12
the rules of civilised	12
there seems to be	12
had the misfortune to	12
it is clear that	12
of the northumberland fusiliers	12
an instance of the	12
was the result of	12
as well as to	12
in defiance of the	12
he was a man	12
we arrived at the	12
in the transvaal the	12
on the line of	12
after the battle of	12
it was clear that	12
i should like to	12
other place or country	12
end of the war	12
of the new south	12
coming from any other	12
than that of the	12
he served with the	12
he was in the	12
the medal with clasp	12
to be hoped that	12
a large body of	12
the battle of belmont	12
who had been sent	12
of the country to	12
we were able to	12
more than a hundred	12
to continue the struggle	12
the produce or manufacture	12
to the satisfaction of	12
in such a manner	12
in the meantime the	12
his honour the state	12
as well as by	12
any other place or	12
enjoy the rights of	12
the orders of the	12
will be allowed to	12
had taken up a	12
the th dragoon guards	12
married the daughter of	11
suzerainty of her majesty	11
there was nothing left	11
in the small hours	11
south wales mounted infantry	11
other than those which	11
far as i am	11
the good fortune to	11
to put an end	11
the two dutch republics	11
the support of the	11
be made by the	11
the order was given	11
come to the conclusion	11
to the state attorney	11
the owners of the	11
he did not know	11
those which are or	11
on the th september	11
a large proportion of	11
it was a matter	11
either in person or	11
and of the orange	11
nd yorkshire light infantry	11
was found that the	11
the maintenance of order	11
as has been said	11
the matter of the	11
the conventions of and	11
the scene of action	11
from the top of	11
men who had been	11
that this was the	11
was the cause of	11
a subject of the	11
of the nature of	11
of the government in	11
will not be subject	11
attempt was made to	11
what had taken place	11
the operations of the	11
a distance of about	11
shot through the head	11
the rate of three	11
but it is not	11
in the first article	11
as the boers were	11
did not want to	11
and it is not	11
receive from the government	11
members of the first	11
passage of the river	11
by a number of	11
which had been made	11
it is certain that	11
by the mounted infantry	11
as part of a	11
he said that he	11
south of the town	11
in order to keep	11
of the boers had	11
the presence of a	11
all over the country	11
rules of civilised warfare	11
this was going on	11
is said to be	11
do not think it	11
for half an hour	11
the colony of natal	11
soon as it was	11
the authority of the	11
and it was then	11
of the orange colony	11
the force consisted of	11
of the klip river	11
on the north bank	11
it is not necessary	11
the history of south	11
the st of march	11
it seemed as though	11
section of the community	11
be able to obtain	11
the ratification of this	11
went so far as	11
their way through the	11
that he had no	11
the limits of the	11
to the aid of	11
the hearts of the	11
that there is a	11
with a party of	11
had been able to	11
in which he was	11
th and th of	11
the amount of the	11
of the independence of	11
back to the waggons	11
the meeting of the	11
there is plenty of	11
i was in the	11
part of a quotation	11
there will be a	11
in point of fact	11
in cape colony and	11
for it but to	11
the spot where we	11
a mile from the	11
the vicinity of the	11
do not believe that	11
by a detachment of	11
two guns of the	11
the coming of the	11
it was that the	11
said that it was	11
the sides of the	11
to look at the	11
the result of a	11
which would have been	11
the result was that	11
had by this time	11
for a few hours	11
the importation into the	11
population of the transvaal	11
on the th he	11
the suzerainty of her	11
great britain and ireland	11
the courts of justice	11
to make the best	11
up and down the	11
the two british colonies	11
that it should be	11
the commandant of the	11
i am glad to	11
parts of the transvaal	11
along the banks of	11
the responsibility of the	11
in order to secure	11
of the johannesburg people	11
the rights of the	11
west australian mounted infantry	11
part of the colony	11
behalf of the transvaal	11
of the name of	11
of his majesty king	11
in which he had	11
than those which are	11
in conflict with the	11
during the night of	11
of the transvaal in	11
the cape mounted rifles	11
the transvaal on the	11
to the transvaal government	11
commissioner for south africa	11
for some time to	11
the basis of the	11
in order to be	11
the establishment of the	11
there was plenty of	11
in south africa to	11
was impossible to say	11
ratification of this convention	11
was mentioned in despatches	11
the request of the	11
report to the vereeniging	11
may be imposed upon	11
that of the boers	11
had to be abandoned	11
to the british crown	11
the charge of the	11
and west of the	11
work done by the	11
that i do not	11
nothing to do with	11
it may have been	11
his majesty king edward	11
on the west of	11
of the cape police	11
not be able to	11
is a son of	11
they would have been	11
in time of peace	11
the age of sixteen	11
of the victoria cross	11
the imperial light infantry	11
who had been in	11
daughter of the th	11
of the country in	11
on the importation into	11
this was not the	11
made by the government	11
was reached on the	11
which they may have	11
that it might be	11
to have been the	11
and there was nothing	11
to the daughter of	11
part of the day	11
reside in any part	11
was on the th	11
the th to the	11
a small party of	11
respect of their commerce	11
it was not long	11
were left on the	11
rate of three and	11
it must be noted	11
to cope with the	11
high commissioner for south	11
war in south africa	11
his way to the	11
if they do not	11
with that of the	11
so much for the	11
the royal irish fusiliers	11
of the sand river	11
one of the officers	11
that the south african	11
and all such persons	11
been made on the	11
a few hundred yards	11
they had not been	11
as that of the	11
contrary to the rules	11
i was told that	11
on the th they	11
the royal irish rifles	11
for two or three	11
all that could be	11
so far as we	11
was to be seen	11
it was a very	11
was shot in the	11
the growth of the	11
which are or may	11
he married the daughter	11
in the last preceding	11
make the best of	11
a strong force of	11
to give up the	11
had been made by	11
women and children were	11
at the spot where	11
those who had been	11
from the th to	11
of great britain and	11
was to be made	11
for a few days	11
proposal of the british	11
the central south african	11
this was on the	11
side of the line	11
for a short time	11
of the main body	11
all over the world	11
five companies of the	11
the officer commanding the	11
the dutch and the	11
by the volksraad of	11
the invasion of the	11
of the existence of	11
on one of the	11
of the enemy had	11
he told me that	11
squadron of the th	11
nothing for it but	11
efforts were made to	11
and the imperial light	11
a storm of bullets	11
to the amount of	11
for more than a	11
the fact that it	11
whether general or local	11
two squadrons of the	11
i believe that the	10
to be appointed by	10
was sent to the	10
the freedom of the	10
were sent to the	10
they will be entitled	10
south africa on may	10
were at that time	10
through the british resident	10
was given to the	10
run the risk of	10
we do not know	10
or reside in any	10
as it is to	10
to take up arms	10
to the banks of	10
the sight of the	10
to cross the railway	10
of the transvaal was	10
on the scene of	10
there could be no	10
as it had been	10
the loss of a	10
correspondent of the times	10
the two boer republics	10
at that time the	10
article of the convention	10
in person or by	10
and many of the	10
inhabitants of the country	10
agents whom they may	10
the north and west	10
of three or four	10
it was almost impossible	10
independence of the state	10
the convention of london	10
from end to end	10
in the art of	10
behalf of the british	10
chief of the staff	10
subject to the suzerainty	10
of the second volksraad	10
in spite of his	10
the sound of the	10
causes of the war	10
i shall never forget	10
may be said that	10
in the engagement at	10
the battle of glencoe	10
received a report that	10
shall have the right	10
six miles to the	10
who were in the	10
person or by any	10
were set on foot	10
to him by the	10
to the notice of	10
a distance of miles	10
the consideration of the	10
of south africa is	10
it is a very	10
the remains of the	10
in face of the	10
north side of the	10
the london convention of	10
that on the th	10
and the boers were	10
respect of their persons	10
was out of the	10
with one of the	10
in such a way	10
carry on their commerce	10
it would be better	10
of the modder river	10
the men in the	10
into the midst of	10
in the defence of	10
loyal to her majesty	10
it had been a	10
i have no doubt	10
no doubt about it	10
of the town and	10
the city of london	10
african republic and orange	10
of the position of	10
set fire to the	10
between the boers and	10
the completion of the	10
british south african police	10
were forced to retire	10
received a letter from	10
mile and a half	10
it would not have	10
between the two governments	10
it was the only	10
in charge of a	10
in the southern states	10
the conditions under which	10
the road to the	10
is no doubt that	10
to cover the retreat	10
and in default of	10
states of south africa	10
correspondent of the morning	10
held by the enemy	10
the boers would have	10
had to be left	10
the st of january	10
and two companies of	10
the following morning we	10
the next morning the	10
their commerce or industry	10
at the farm of	10
the left bank of	10
in consequence of this	10
will receive from the	10
in the afternoon the	10
in honour of the	10
to the courts of	10
nor was this all	10
from the orange river	10
many of the boers	10
the early part of	10
one company of the	10
the sick and wounded	10
for the purposes of	10
it is obvious that	10
of the free staters	10
may carry on their	10
by the boers and	10
to a state of	10
on the right of	10
and in order to	10
in the teeth of	10
men and horses were	10
not seem to be	10
of sir charles warren	10
by any agents whom	10
shall be able to	10
land or in money	10
the st battalion of	10
on the th inst	10
the letter of invitation	10
brought to bear on	10
and that they would	10
was formerly in the	10
to hire or possess	10
for a day or	10
on the south bank	10
the leader of the	10
i am of opinion	10
the prince of wales	10
as in the case	10
the volksraad shall determine	10
and the high commissioner	10
of the transvaal by	10
in default of such	10
and the th august	10
it was intended to	10
a position on the	10
the president and executive	10
to take over the	10
nature of the country	10
we were told that	10
that they were to	10
the boers to the	10
of the whole country	10
in the two republics	10
in the eyes of	10
for the surrender of	10
the claims of the	10
th company royal engineers	10
of the natives to	10
which led to the	10
their commerce either in	10
that there should be	10
the high commissioner and	10
if it had been	10
in the said state	10
the conclusion that the	10
it was not possible	10
south africa as a	10
some of the enemy	10
of their commerce or	10
to effect a junction	10
of the london convention	10
and in a few	10
am of opinion that	10
to tell the tale	10
their way to the	10
the transvaal to the	10
on the th we	10
of the transvaal to	10
be ratified by a	10
had not been able	10
yards of the enemy	10
the will of god	10
for the settlement of	10
and reported that the	10
was wounded in the	10
on their commerce either	10
in the districts of	10
commerce either in person	10
i do not see	10
any agents whom they	10
facts of the case	10
it might have been	10
the work of the	10
in the valley of	10
the honour of the	10
by the light of	10
the british south african	10
large force of boers	10
there was nothing for	10
but at the same	10
place on the th	10
of the th brigade	10
on the farm of	10
will be remembered that	10
was received by the	10
on his way to	10
taking the place of	10
north of the town	10
is not necessary to	10
the north side of	10
a majority of the	10
the heroes of the	10
it was possible for	10
this convention shall be	10
for the education of	10
with the laws of	10
or by any agents	10
teeth of the enemy	10
the result of this	10
it appeared that the	10
but it was too	10
of the transvaal is	10
the angle of the	10
to leave the country	10
there is not a	10
that the english were	10
it must not be	10
should be allowed to	10
in a position of	10
the withdrawal of the	10
in the end of	10
has been pleased to	10
for their persons and	10
in the minds of	10
the southern part of	10
manner in which they	10
when we reached the	10
any portion of the	10
the slopes of the	10
free state and transvaal	10
from one of the	10
through the boer lines	10
the terms of peace	10
the netherlands railway company	10
white population of the	10
as prisoners of war	10
on the right bank	10
the force of the	10
of women and children	10
to those who are	10
of all civil rights	10
of the highland brigade	10
remained loyal to her	10
the duties of the	10
to the succour of	10
as it was possible	10
left bank of the	10
when the boers were	10
in the boer camp	10
of article of the	10
dutch and the english	10
to get to the	10
in the british colonies	10
could do was to	10
it is probable that	10
across the orange river	10
was no time to	10
whom they may think	10
the war is over	10
the royal welsh fusiliers	10
at the date of	10
the durham light infantry	10
within the period of	10
is the eldest son	10
the carrying out of	10
the end of that	10
the best of the	10
mr harvey and the	10
orange free state had	10
that they had not	10
hire or possess houses	10
to the shelter of	10
and to the north	10
to break through the	10
majesty king edward vii	10
from the free state	10
the brunt of the	10
large part of the	10
the teeth of the	10
in time of war	10
to provide for the	10
that we should be	10
pounds and ninepence per	10
of the armoured train	10
at the edge of	10
part of the south	10
in the excitement of	10
six pounds and ninepence	10
will remain in force	10
be entitled to hire	10
the house of lords	10
they were obliged to	10
entitled to hire or	10
protection for their persons	10
not by any means	10
republic and orange free	10
in the wet season	10
to the east and	10
it is evident that	10
the appointment of a	10
in south africa is	10
in the work of	10
a letter from the	10
of members of the	10
some of the burghers	10
for the welfare of	10
it is in the	10
majority of the inhabitants	10
some of the officers	10
a great part of	10
it was not till	10
was decided that the	10
the british government was	10
it must be admitted	10
the signing of the	10
at the risk of	10
the constitution of the	10
appointed by the government	10
on the day of	10
between the th and	10
the bodies of the	10
he took part in	10
of the line of	10
the risk of being	10
at once to the	10
information as to the	10
with some of the	10
they may carry on	10
of the chartered company	10
we should have been	10
be noted that the	10
it was then that	10
it was stated that	10
of the president and	10
more than half the	10
to the right and	10
treatment of the natives	10
to bring about a	10
eldest son of the	10
that he would be	10
of the government and	10
hundred yards from the	10
as the volksraad shall	10
come to the rescue	10
to the orange river	10
in the shade of	10
that he would have	10
the following officers were	10
there is nothing to	10
get rid of the	10
loyal north lancashire regiment	10
it is not the	10
the men who were	10
a hundred and fifty	10
and in a very	10
about the same time	9
was supposed to be	9
it seemed to me	9
an attempt was made	9
be liable to any	9
at the age of	9
that it had been	9
to have been a	9
was declared to be	9
any molestation by reason	9
to right and left	9
action of the government	9
have reached the age	9
and the free state	9
the existence of a	9
many of the men	9
about the middle of	9
of the cape of	9
british south africa police	9
of the hill and	9
was on the point	9
the behaviour of the	9
there must be a	9
there will be no	9
of the boer leaders	9
by the secretary of	9
in a short time	9
on the vaal river	9
with a view of	9
had taken the oath	9
came to the conclusion	9
the owner of the	9
of the dutch reformed	9
to fight for the	9
the high commissioner for	9
i regret to say	9
the rights of property	9
of the argyll and	9
of the transvaal were	9
that they had no	9
five miles to the	9
property which they have	9
it became necessary to	9
the dutch and english	9
had been made to	9
not only for the	9
article the produce or	9
he was unable to	9
and the orange river	9
where the enemy was	9
their women and children	9
for the last time	9
half a battalion of	9
that it could not	9
of her majesty the	9
was the signal for	9
with the requirements of	9
south africa is a	9
sense of the word	9
has been given to	9
and consideration of grievances	9
and had to be	9
between lord kitchener and	9
to take care of	9
cavalry and mounted infantry	9
in the zulu war	9
by a member of	9
and took up a	9
a small number of	9
in the time of	9
civil action for any	9
in the western transvaal	9
any criminal prosecution or	9
have not yet been	9
doubt as to the	9
spot where we had	9
both houses of parliament	9
in front of me	9
and a half hours	9
the men on the	9
of the british forces	9
side of the tugela	9
of the boer nation	9
is impossible to say	9
rest of south africa	9
and a battery of	9
late in the evening	9
in order to obtain	9
to sir bartle frere	9
it would be possible	9
losses or damage sustained	9
the aborigines protection society	9
the effect that he	9
a short distance from	9
it was to be	9
the place where the	9
criminal prosecution or civil	9
by reason of his	9
the boundaries of the	9
to the burghers of	9
thus it was that	9
the orange river sovereignty	9
some time to come	9
the th the boers	9
just in time to	9
on the modder river	9
rights of property which	9
as a sort of	9
it is possible to	9
to the mother country	9
of the africander bond	9
shall suffer any molestation	9
they may think fit	9
the ranks of the	9
the rest of south	9
he was able to	9
not seem to have	9
of the diamond fields	9
of the boers at	9
they were unable to	9
the fact that in	9
that the independence of	9
shot through the heart	9
in all parts of	9
liable to any criminal	9
in times of peace	9
a glance at the	9
was attacked by the	9
it would be necessary	9
and that there was	9
as soon as circumstances	9
of the gold mines	9
the first of these	9
to enjoy the rights	9
capital of the transvaal	9
the nd battalion of	9
the effects of the	9
early days of the	9
the surrender of prinsloo	9
time of the annexation	9
lords kitchener and milner	9
be said of the	9
and in some cases	9
since the annexation will	9
by means of a	9
in the place of	9
be borne in mind	9
under a very heavy	9
the st of july	9
with the rest of	9
in various parts of	9
arrived on the scene	9
the boers were now	9
to see what was	9
to get at the	9
for the government to	9
made an effort to	9
the conclusion of peace	9
the mounted infantry and	9
he would have been	9
it has been said	9
or be liable to	9
during the month of	9
it was one of	9
and by the time	9
the property of the	9
an effort was made	9
central south african railways	9
battery royal horse artillery	9
enjoyment of all civil	9
continuation of the war	9
the same time a	9
at pretoria on the	9
south of the river	9
with enjoyment of all	9
he is the son	9
west of the town	9
of the boers in	9
way back to the	9
the cost of production	9
as he had done	9
white inhabitants of the	9
seems to me that	9
map of south africa	9
greater portion of the	9
and the relief of	9
damage sustained by reason	9
in proportion to the	9
of property which they	9
liberty to reside in	9
one of the guns	9
the last preceding article	9
his share of the	9
to use his own	9
would be necessary to	9
was at that time	9
a state of things	9
action for any part	9
in different parts of	9
the british resident will	9
of their persons or	9
with the boer leaders	9
pointed out that the	9
were not more than	9
from the north and	9
had been obliged to	9
not in the least	9
there was a good	9
the executive council and	9
beyond the vaal river	9
letter of the th	9
three or four hundred	9
on the east of	9
out of south africa	9
a branch of the	9
the better part of	9
be liable to be	9
sir redvers buller and	9
the transvaal and in	9
forces of the enemy	9
and the members of	9
on account of his	9
only a few yards	9
taken the oath of	9
and i had to	9
compensation will be allowed	9
managing director of the	9
in south african history	9
the shadow of the	9
came in for a	9
wounded and taken prisoner	9
the first time in	9
which the boers had	9
at the time when	9
of the officers and	9
hostilities shall suffer any	9
have died in the	9
the truth of the	9
and the th hussars	9
the columns of colonels	9
to her majesty during	9
by the high commissioner	9
one of the finest	9
the governor of natal	9
it was said that	9
the transvaal from within	9
forces in south africa	9
of the th rifles	9
some men of the	9
will be allowed for	9
for career see vol	9
the population of the	9
of which had been	9
and protection for their	9
south african republic of	9
in spite of their	9
had to be made	9
they have enjoyed since	9
to the credit of	9
was too much for	9
the general and his	9
on the north of	9
looked upon as the	9
lord roberts and his	9
of the two races	9
made it impossible for	9
a prominent part in	9
that he was a	9
reason to believe that	9
bed of the river	9
on to say that	9
there is only one	9
st durham light infantry	9
hundreds of thousands of	9
as far back as	9
settlement of the transvaal	9
the troops had been	9
the law of england	9
reside in the country	9
end of the year	9
not been for the	9
no slavery or apprenticeship	9
who has remained loyal	9
on the north by	9
out of a total	9
the last few years	9
such persons will have	9
hundred and fifty miles	9
occupied by the enemy	9
not to be found	9
prosecution or civil action	9
molestation by reason of	9
the fact of the	9
passage of the tugela	9
be taken as a	9
the canadian pacific railway	9
has remained loyal to	9
a distance of some	9
like that of the	9
th to the th	9
native location commission will	9
no person who has	9
two or three hundred	9
was nothing for it	9
the outbreak of hostilities	9
east of the railway	9
some of the most	9
in which they were	9
one part of the	9
of london imperial volunteers	9
of the success of	9
must be admitted that	9
be given to the	9
the boers made a	9
we are going to	9
as long as it	9
the field of battle	9
had been ordered to	9
from any part of	9
persons will have full	9
to take up a	9
city of london imperial	9
the st of june	9
and the following day	9
fire was kept up	9
the course of their	9
the results of the	9
the fact was that	9
the latter part of	9
at the instance of	9
which appeared in the	9
state of the country	9
the british government would	9
was not long before	9
that it was only	9
we came to the	9
in possession of a	9
a copy of this	9
have been committed by	9
have enjoyed since the	9
the expulsion of the	9
all the way to	9
of the english language	9
in respect of the	9
the opposite side of	9
on the outbreak of	9
the transvaal between the	9
it is to the	9
there was not much	9
of being cut off	9
while this was going	9
it became evident that	9
the east side of	9
to a large extent	9
the battle of elandslaagte	9
and a large number	9
the zambesi to the	9
that the government was	9
for service in the	9
suffer any molestation by	9
which they have enjoyed	9
be looked upon as	9
the gallantry of the	9
if he did not	9
from the th of	9
the prosperity of the	9
of the duke of	9
the free state was	9
to prevent the boers	9
the rifles of the	9
fact that they were	9
about yards from the	9
who was one of	9
prevent the boers from	9
be no doubt that	9
i am convinced that	9
guns and a pom	9
of affairs in the	9
of the scottish horse	9
of the cape dutch	9
it is easy to	9
to serve as a	9
on behalf of his	9
be accorded to the	9
or damage sustained by	9
at a cost of	9
the view of the	9
the difference between the	9
of which the following	9
as will be seen	9
at any time by	9
the troops of general	9
to which he replied	9
miles to the west	9
person who has remained	9
south african republic was	9
commencement of the war	9
and members of the	9
revenue of the country	9
was not the case	9
there should be no	9
of the house of	9
command of the troops	9
british government and the	9
think fit to employ	9
the transvaal government to	9
the enemy had been	9
th company imperial yeomanry	9
of the indian ocean	9
the terms of surrender	9
laws of the transvaal	9
which could not be	9
between the british and	9
such a manner as	9
the st of august	9