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Transvaal Future Seen By American Writer
An American observer argues the Transvaal will stay volatile as Boer and British forces clash. He notes English and American settlers shift gains, rail and mine interests rise, and language changes as Dutch, Zulu, and English mix. Bravery of Boers is acknowledged, but outcome viewed as likely defeat with heavy losses.
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Transvaal
Streuz
Cape Town
Sauk Africa
Cne
Zambesia
EL Pmathers
South Africa
James Price
House of Commons
South African
William Harvey Broun
Mathers
Brucee
Statesman
Brown
Smithsonian Institute
Rhodesia
Washington Post
Cecil Rhodes
Ames Bryce
Engineer Broun
United States
Cape Colony
Delagoa Bay
Orange Pree
de Ay
Portal
Fihar
Archy
John Bull
Len Iowui
Raickerhousers
New York
New Jersey
Panadua
Talag
Thernesi
England
Isidem
Maxis
Kras-Jurgensen
Dom Paul
Little Republic
Mashonalamad
Zamnesia
Miakesia
Iuds Rete
Rholes
Kruger
Friesvagl
Rhodes
Sears
Triban