Kaffir conference ends with terms for frontier settlement
The frontier talks between Colonel Johnstone and Gaika chiefs, led by Macomo, failed to yield peace terms as the chiefs refused the governor’s plan to cede land and resettle noncombatants. Macomo appeared weak but opposed surrender of arms, while others pressed for autonomy. The conference adjourned with tensions rising and possible further military action anticipated.
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Westminster Bridge and Ireland Land Reform Debate
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