Volume 8 — Introductory material
Reading edition
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EMIGRATION
By His Grace THE DUKE OF ARGYLL, P.C., K.T.; Author of “Imperial Federation,” “The Life and Times of Queen Victoria,” &c.
SOUTH AFRICAN FEDERATION: Views of Colonial Premiers
By E. B. OSBORN, Author of “Greater Canada.”
LAW AND LANGUAGE
By M. J. FARRELLY, LL.D., Barrister-at-Law; Advocate of the Supreme Court of Cape Colony.
THE AFRICANDER PARTY: Its Origin, Its Growth, Its Aims
By the Hon. A. WILMOT, Member of the Legislative Council, Cape Colony; Author of “History of Our Own Times in South Africa,” &c., &c.
RHODESIA: Some Personal Recollections
By E. F. KNIGHT, Author of “Where Three Empires Meet,” “The Cruise of the Falcon,” &c.
PROBLEMS AND POSSIBILITIES
By JAMES STANLEY LITTLE, Author of “South Africa,” “The Progress of the British Empire in the Nineteenth Century,” “The United States of Britain,” &c. &c.
THE FUTURE OF THE MINING INDUSTRY
By F. T. NORRIS.
THE AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK
By THE EDITOR.
WOOL-GROWING
By ALLEN G. DAVISON, Chief Inspector of Sheep for Cape Colony.
SOUTH AFRICAN RAILWAYS
By W. BLELOCH, Author of “The New South Africa.”
HEALTH RESORTS OF SOUTH AFRICA
By ERNEST GRAHAM LITTLE, B.A., formerly Porter Scholar, of the Cape University; M.D. University of London; Member of the Royal College of Physicians; Physician, with charge of the Skin Department, at St. Mary’s Hospital; Senior Assistant Physician to the East London Hospital for Children and Dispensary for Women, Shadwell; late House Physician at St. George’s Hospital and at the City of London Hospital for Diseases of the Chest.
COMMERCIAL PROSPECTS
By WILLIAM EGLINGTON, Editor and Proprietor of “The British and South African Export Gazette.”
THE FUTURE OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTABULARY: Views of Major-General Baden-Powell
APPENDIX: MR. CHAMBERLAIN AND THE BOER GENERALS