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William Plomer. grants were known as Uitlanders , this term being used to denote any settler in the Trans- vaal not Dutch by birth and not naturalised , and it was especially applied to British settlers . Numerous and active , the ...
William Plomer. grants were known as Uitlanders , this term being used to denote any settler in the Trans- vaal not Dutch by birth and not naturalised , and it was especially applied to British settlers . Numerous and active , the ...
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... Uitlanders had no vote and no local govern- ment ; Dutch was the language of instruction in the schools ; monopolies and concessions for coal , for dynamite , for railways , added much to the expense of mining and the cost of living ...
... Uitlanders had no vote and no local govern- ment ; Dutch was the language of instruction in the schools ; monopolies and concessions for coal , for dynamite , for railways , added much to the expense of mining and the cost of living ...
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... Uitlanders , and it became clear to all parties concerned that there would soon be serious trouble . As if Kruger had not been unpleasant enough , he was urged by some of his own people to suppress firmly the rebellious tendencies of ...
... Uitlanders , and it became clear to all parties concerned that there would soon be serious trouble . As if Kruger had not been unpleasant enough , he was urged by some of his own people to suppress firmly the rebellious tendencies of ...
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