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... Cape Province north of the Orange River but also extends into Botswana and eastern South West Afri- ca / Namibia and which is still only sparsely populated ; the Karoo , which lies south of the Kalahari and includes most of the interior ...
... Cape Province north of the Orange River but also extends into Botswana and eastern South West Afri- ca / Namibia and which is still only sparsely populated ; the Karoo , which lies south of the Kalahari and includes most of the interior ...
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... CAPE By the beginning of the 19th century , the small outpost of the Dutch East India Company at the Cape had grown into a sprawling multiracial settlement , in which 22,000 whites constituted the top stratum over a labouring class of ...
... CAPE By the beginning of the 19th century , the small outpost of the Dutch East India Company at the Cape had grown into a sprawling multiracial settlement , in which 22,000 whites constituted the top stratum over a labouring class of ...
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... Cape . In 1881 , however , when the Cape government tried to dis- arm the Sotho , war broke out , and the Cape returned the territory to Britain in 1884 . THE BRITISH COLONIES OF THE CAPE AND NATAL The two British colonies of the Cape ...
... Cape . In 1881 , however , when the Cape government tried to dis- arm the Sotho , war broke out , and the Cape returned the territory to Britain in 1884 . THE BRITISH COLONIES OF THE CAPE AND NATAL The two British colonies of the Cape ...
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