INDEX.
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Aberdeen Ministry, 24
Africanderdom in S. Africa, see under South Africa, Cape Colony, Natal, Orange Free State, Transvaal
Aliwal Convention, 20
Amphitheatre Occurrence, 70, 77-81
Arbitration Proposals, see under Transvaal
Barkly, Sir H., 26
Basutos and the Orange Free State, 17, 20, 23, 94
Bloemfontein Conference, 85
Boers in S. Africa, see under South Africa, Cape Colony, Natal, Orange Free State, Transvaal
Bulwer, Sir H.E.G., Governor of Natal, 28
Cape Colony: The Africander Spirit of Liberty, 4 England's Native Policy, 5 Slachter's Nek, 6 Emancipation of the Slaves, 7 Lord Glenelg's Policy, 8 The Dutch Language, 9 The Great Boer Trek into Natal, 1836, 10-13 Piet Reliefs Manifesto, 11 Victory of the Africander Party, 51
Capitalistic Jingoism, 37-88
Carnarvon, Fourth Earl of, 26, 29
Cathcart, Sir George, 19, 24, 25
Chamberlain, Joseph, Colonial Secretary, 46 His Attitude to the Transvaal, 57-88 Quoted, 54, 70, 73, 77
Cloete, Commissioner, 14
Colenso, Bishop, quoted, 27, 30
Cunynghame, Gen. Sir A., 21, 26
Derby, Fifteenth Earl of, and the Transvaal Convention, 34-36, 57, 59, 101
Diamond Fields, 19, 20, 25-26, 39-40, 41, 94
Dingaan, Zulu Chief, 13
Dunn, John, and the Supply of Rifles to Zulus, 31
Dynamite Concession, 61, 62-63
Edgar Case, 70, 73-77
Faure, Rev. D.P., 34, 60
Firearms supplied to Natives, 26, 31
Franchise Question, see under Transvaal
Frere, Sir Bartle, Governor, 26-31 Quoted, 27, 30, 31
Froude, J.A., quoted, 8, 18, 19, 21, 22, 24
Gladstone, W.E., and the Transvaal, 27, 29, 32
Glenelg, Lord, and His Policy in S. Africa, 9
Goldfields of the Transvaal, 37-48, 60, 61, 64
Grey, Earl, referred to, 12, 18, 24
Hogge, Commissioner, 24
Import Duties, 61, 63
Jameson Raid, 46-48, 49
Jingoism and Capital, 37-88
Kaffir Aid against Boers, 17, 31
Keate, Governor, 26, 29
Kimberley and the Diamond Fields, 19, 20, 105
Kynoch & Co., Messrs., 62
Liquor Law, 61, 64-65
Loch, Sir Henry, and the Transvaal, 45-46
Lombard Affair, 70-73
London Convention, 34, 56, 58, 101, 128
Malabele and the Transvaal, 23
Milner, Sir Alfred, His Attitude to the Transvaal, 52, 86-88 Quoted, 85
Missionaries in S. Africa, 6
Moffat, Dr., 26
Molesworth, Sir Wm., referred to, 12, 24
Moselikatse, Matabele Chief, 23
Moshesh, Basuto Chief, 17, 23, 94
Napier, Sir George, quoted, 14
Naples, Kingdom of,—British Intervention, 82
Natal: The Boer Trek into Natal, 1836, 10-13 British Military Occupation, 13 The Founding of Natal, 13-16 British Annexation, 14 Protest of Natal, 14 Sufferings of the Boers, 15
Oliphant, Mr., Cape Attorney-General, 10
Orange Free State: Fight at Boomplaats, 17 British Annexation, 17 Collision with Moshesh, Basuto Chief, 17, 23, Andries Pretorius, Boer Leader, 15, 17-18, 23 The Republic restored, 18-19 The Basutos and the Free State, 20 Diamond Fields, 19, 20, 105 The Treaty of Aliwal, 20 British Breaches of the Convention, 20-22
Our Land quoted, 49
Owen, Commissioner, 24
Panda, King of Zululand, 27
Phillips, Lionel, quoted, 44, 45
Pottinger, Governor, 15
Pretoria Convention, 33, 56, 58, 84, 128
Pretorius, Andries, His Mission to Governor Pottinger, 15, 17-18 Commandant-General of the Transvaal, 23-24 His Proposals for Peace, 24
Pretorius, Martinus, President of the Transvaal, 25
Rensburg Trek, 12
Relief, Fiet, His Manifesto, 11 Murder of Relief and His Party, 13
Rhodes, Cecil J., and the Transvaal, 41-48, 83
Rhodesia and Its Mines, 60
Ripon, Marquis of, 54
Rosmead, Lord, 59
Sand River Convention, 24-26, 128
Schreiner, Olive, quoted, 38
Secoecoeni, Zulu Chief, 27, 30
Shepstone, Sir T., and His Transvaal Policy, 26-31, 95
Slavery at the Cape, 7
Smith, Sir Harry, Quoted, 15 His Policy, 17-18, 24
South Africa (see also Cape Colony, Natal, Zululand, Transvaal) The Alternative of Africanderdom, 2 Africa for the Africander, 98
South African League, 66-81
South African Republic, see Transvaal
Stanley, Lord, 14
Stockenstrom, Lieut.-Gov., 10
Suzerainty, see under Transvaal
Swazi Allies of the British, 30
Transvaal: The Matabeles and the Transvaal, 23 Fight at Vechtkop, 23 Andries Pretorius and the British Government, 23-24 The Sand River Convention, 24-26, 128 British Breaches of the Convention, 26, 29 Diamond Fields, 26, 39-40, 41 Sale of Guns to Natives, 26 British Annexation, 26-31, 95 Boer Protest, 29 The Zulus and the Transvaal, 27-31 The War of Freedom, 32 Annexation cancelled, 32 The Pretoria Convention, 33, 35, 128 The London Convention, 34, 35, 101, 128 The Suzerainty, 34-36 The "South African Republic," 34 The Goldfields, 37-48, 60 The National Union Movement, 44 Sir Henry Loch's Indiscretion, 45-46 The Conspiracy and the Jameson Raid, 46-48, 49 National Sentiment, 49 The Cry of Disloyalty, 51 The Transvaal to be humiliated, 51 The Suzerainty Question revived, 52 et seq. Appeal for Arbitration, 53-60 Uitlander Grievances, 60-61, 70-88 Reply to Mr. Chamberlain, 109 The Industrial Commission, 61 The Dynamite Concession, 61, 62-63 The Netherlands Railway Co., 61, 63 Import Duties, 61, 63 Liquor Law, 61, 64-65 Gold Thefts, 61, 64 The South African League, 66-81 The Lombard Affair, 70-73 The Edgar Case, 70, 73-77 The Amphitheatre Occurrence, 70, 77-81 Equal Political Rights, 83 The Franchise, 84-85, 86 Bloemfontein Conference, 85 Attitude of Sir Alfred Milner, 52, 86 Bad Faith of the British Government, 87-88 Final Dispatch of State Secretary Reitz, 127 Conclusion, 89-98
Trek into Natal in 1836, 10-13
Trichardt Trek, 12, 23
Uitlanders, see under Transvaal
Umbeline, Zulu Chief, 28
Warden, Major, 18
Waterboer, (Chief), 26
Wolseley, Lord, quoted, 27
Zululand and the Zulus: Dingaan and the Boer Trek into Natal, 3 Secoecoeni, Zulu Chief, 27, 30 The Zulus and the Transvaal, 27-28 The Zulu War, 28