The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Том 245A. Constable, 1927 |
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... poor in money . But new industrial conditions brought immigrants of a lower class , while the growth of the indigenous white population made it impossible to keep up the superiority which the early Boers , as landowners , possessed ...
... poor in money . But new industrial conditions brought immigrants of a lower class , while the growth of the indigenous white population made it impossible to keep up the superiority which the early Boers , as landowners , possessed ...
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... poor soil and insufficient rainfall . ) The country people have not learnt to adapt themselves to new conditions , hence many of them have been driven off the land , and a class of " poor whites " has grown up . These , even in abject ...
... poor soil and insufficient rainfall . ) The country people have not learnt to adapt themselves to new conditions , hence many of them have been driven off the land , and a class of " poor whites " has grown up . These , even in abject ...
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... poor whites , and since it introduces them to entirely novel surroundings it helps to set aside prejudice , and make them more useful citizens . In this way it is good , but the protectionist policy is as usual carried out at the ...
... poor whites , and since it introduces them to entirely novel surroundings it helps to set aside prejudice , and make them more useful citizens . In this way it is good , but the protectionist policy is as usual carried out at the ...
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... Poor relief and workhouses are unknown for Africans in these territories , and there is no dole . Yet the Governors are not satisfied with this situation , and demand that in areas where the native cannot produce for world- markets , he ...
... Poor relief and workhouses are unknown for Africans in these territories , and there is no dole . Yet the Governors are not satisfied with this situation , and demand that in areas where the native cannot produce for world- markets , he ...
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... poor of England and Scotland should farm their own land in Africa , not that large employers of labour should employ Africans . Large schemes of development are proposed under the East African loan . If the real object of this ...
... poor of England and Scotland should farm their own land in Africa , not that large employers of labour should employ Africans . Large schemes of development are proposed under the East African loan . If the real object of this ...
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