Americans Should Favor England on Trade and Boer War Views
A Virginia writer argues strong economic ties with Great Britain benefit the United States, noting Britain pays about half of the US product imports and loans. The piece explains the Boers of South Africa as Dutch settlers allied with Britain, describes their trek and governance, and critiques Kruger and his republic. It discusses British suzerainty, the Transvaal and Orange Free State status, and a controversial court case involving American miners and Boer officials.
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Australia
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Zwasiland
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Mahan
Transvaal & Rew
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Dom Paul
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Kruger
Thervolksraad
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Gregorowski
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Hammond
Gom Paul
Courier-Journal
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Geom
Paul
London
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Wie
Hocker
Turkey
Dahomey
Baluchistan
Khan
Muharjah
Leonard Leigh
Johannesburg
New York World
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Transvaal Kruger regime blamed for foreign outrages
A critical account details Kruger's actions in the Transvaal, including death sentences and charity pleas to avoid fines, plus harsh claims about Boer governance, foreign hostility, and widespread unrest in Pretoria. The piece cites The Courier-Journal and The New York World, with notes on mining taxes, land laws, and alleged French influence.
Debate on Boer Emigration and Citizenship Rights
A column discusses wartime policy on British subjects in South Africa. It notes Boers deny citizenship to British emigrants, argues republics grant emigration-based citizenship, and accuses Kruger of misrepresenting South Africa to U S readers. It mentions Irish and American enlistment with the British army and an American engineer serving as major in a mixed corps.
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Great Britain
Kruger
United States
New York World
Africa
Louis I. Seymour
Pioneer Regiment of Engineers
Eh Tgliamee
Doyle
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