South Africa

acceptance administration advance Afrikaans Afrikaans-speaking agricultural annexation areas Asiatic Bantu basis Basutoland Bechuanaland Botha Britain British Kaffraria brought Cape Colony Capetown century civilization co-operation coast-belt Colonists coloured common Commonwealth Company conception considerable constitution Council Delagoa Bay difficulties Dominion Dutch East economic effect Empire English English-speaking equality European population fact factor farmers farming force free burghers freedom frontier future Hertzog Hofmeyr Hottentots ideal immigration Imperial important increase Indian industry interior plateau Kruger land ment Milner mines missionaries Natal national unity Nationalist native labour native policy natural Orange Orange River Colony Parliament party plateau political Portuguese position possible present prevailed Province question regard Republic Republican result Rhodes River self-government sentiment settlement settlers Shepstone slaves Smuts South Africa South African nation South African Party South African Republic Southern Rhodesia spirit struggle Table Bay task territory tion to-day Transkei Transkeian Transvaal treaty Vaal Voortrekkers wages white man's