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... Eastern Prov- ince , centring on the port towns of Port Elizabeth and East London ; the Southern Cape Districts ( in South Afri- ca itself perhaps better known as the Southwestern Dis- tricts ) , located between the Western and Eastern ...
... Eastern Prov- ince , centring on the port towns of Port Elizabeth and East London ; the Southern Cape Districts ( in South Afri- ca itself perhaps better known as the Southwestern Dis- tricts ) , located between the Western and Eastern ...
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... eastern districts . In 1806 , after a short period ( 1803-06 ) of rule by the Batavian Republic had been ended by the renewal of the Napoleonic Wars , the British , anxious to guard their vital sea routes to India , occupied the Cape ...
... eastern districts . In 1806 , after a short period ( 1803-06 ) of rule by the Batavian Republic had been ended by the renewal of the Napoleonic Wars , the British , anxious to guard their vital sea routes to India , occupied the Cape ...
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... Eastern Siberia and the Far East . It will also lessen reliance on the Trans - Siberian line , which , over much of its length , runs very close to the border with China . Traffic on many sections of the Soviet railway system is the ...
... Eastern Siberia and the Far East . It will also lessen reliance on the Trans - Siberian line , which , over much of its length , runs very close to the border with China . Traffic on many sections of the Soviet railway system is the ...
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