Lord Warren on South Africa Union and Crown Role
In Regent Times remarks, Lord Warren praises union for South Africa, citing benefits, unity, and a future under a single sovereign. He quotes leaders like Botha and Steyn, lauding their harmony efforts, while noting language concessions and constitutional strength ahead of Britain's approval. The piece also briefly includes a patent medicine advertisement and a farmer anecdote about dairy practices.
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