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THE TRANSVAAL IN FLAMES: BOERS DECLARE INDEPENDENCE AND STRIKE FIRST BLOOD AGAINST BRITISH FORCES
1873 to 1909 Cape History

THE TRANSVAAL IN FLAMES: BOERS DECLARE INDEPENDENCE AND STRIKE FIRST BLOOD AGAINST BRITISH FORCES

Edmund Carrow26 December 188021 July 2026

By our correspondent in the field. I write these lines from the dusty veldt under a scorching African sun, with the crack of rifles still echoing in my ears and…

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