A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... British government granted rep- resentative institutions and some measure of self - government to Cape Colony without enfranchising the colored people ( 1853 ) , an act which appeared to foreshadow complete independence . In fact , the ...
... British government granted rep- resentative institutions and some measure of self - government to Cape Colony without enfranchising the colored people ( 1853 ) , an act which appeared to foreshadow complete independence . In fact , the ...
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... British demand that the Zulus protect missionaries and accept a British resident met with a flat refusal , and was followed by Zulu attacks on British garrisons . Although the British badly mismanaged the campaign , their ultimate ...
... British demand that the Zulus protect missionaries and accept a British resident met with a flat refusal , and was followed by Zulu attacks on British garrisons . Although the British badly mismanaged the campaign , their ultimate ...
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... British activity in Egypt and Central Asia . The French were angry when , during the ministerial crisis in Egypt , the British gov- ernment informed the khedive that British advice must be followed ( January , 1893 ) . Friction ...
... British activity in Egypt and Central Asia . The French were angry when , during the ministerial crisis in Egypt , the British gov- ernment informed the khedive that British advice must be followed ( January , 1893 ) . Friction ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT | 1 |
Effect of the Wealth of the Church | 21 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
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