Through South
Through South Africa His Visit to Rhodesia, the Transvaal, Cape Colony, Natal
作者：Stanley, Henry M. (Henry Morton), 1841-1904
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- PREFACE.
- CHAPTER ONE.
- BULAWAYO, NOVEMBER 5, 1897.
- BULAWAYO.
- THE NEW RAILWAY.
- IN ONE OF THE CAPE SPECIALS.
- A MESSAGE TO MR LABOUCHERE.
- THE CAPABILITIES OF BECHUANALAND.
- MAFEKING.
- IN KHAMA'S COUNTRY.
- WHAT WATER STORAGE WOULD DO.
- PAUPERISING THE NATIVE.
- NEARING BULAWAYO.
- SIR A. MILNER AT BULAWAYO.
- CHAPTER TWO.
- BULAWAYO, NOVEMBER 10, 1897.
- THE OPENING OF THE BULAWAYO RAILWAY.
- AN EMBRYO STATE "FAIRLY STARTED INTO EXISTENCE."
- THE FOUNDING OF RHODESIA WILL CAUSE A RE-SHAPING OF POLICIES.
- THE LESSON FOR PORTUGAL.
- LESSONS TO NORTHERN NEIGHBOURS.
- THE CAPE AND GERMAN PUSHFULNESS.
- BULAWAYO REMINDS MR STANLEY OF WINNIPEG.
- PRICES OF PROPERTY AND STANDS IN BULAWAYO.
- HOTEL LIFE AT BULAWAYO.
- PRICES OF LIVING AND WAGES AT BULAWAYO.
- BULAWAYO'S BUILDINGS AND INSTITUTIONS.
- BULAWAYO'S GREAT DEFECT.--BETTER WATER SUPPLY IMPERATIVE.
- LO BEN'S KRAAL.
- CHAPTER THREE.
- BULAWAYO, NOVEMBER 11, 1897.
- THE NEW ERA IN RHODESIA.
- NOBLE TIMBER IN RHODESIA.
- A MAGNIFICENT FOREST OF TEAK.
- PLENTY OF EVIDENCES OF GOLD.
- 120 Ounces to the Ton.
- THE UNRELIABILITY OF ASSAYS.
- CHAPTER FOUR.
- LETTER FROM JOHANNESBURG.
- GO-AHEAD BULAWAYO.
- JOHANNESBURG'S WRONGS.
- CONTACT BRINGS CONVICTION.
- JOHANNESBURG EARLY LAST MONTH.
- EFFECTS OF BAD TIMES.
- One Man's View--
- AND ANOTHER'S.
- PASSING CUSTOMS AT VEREENIGING.
- GETTING NEWS FROM THE RAND.
- A PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE MINES.
- POPULATION AND AREA OF JOHANNESBURG.
- THE STREETS OF JOHANNESBURG.
- JOHANNESBURG AS IT WAS AND IS.
- KRUPP GUNS IN EDEN.
- THEN AND NOW.
- NAILING IT WITH SCRIPTURE.
- KRUGER'S CANT.
- TWO MILLIONS ON FORTS WHILE PEOPLE STARVE.
- THAT CORNER-STONE.
- WOLF!
- THE DYNAMITE DISGRACE.
- THE PRESIDENTIAL DOTARD WILL BE ELECTED A FOURTH TIME.
- MY ADVICE TO "THE BRIGHT, CLEVER MEN AT JOHANNESBURG."
- CHAPTER FIVE.
- PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLIC. NOVEMBER 23, 1897.
- PAUL AND HIS OIL PAINTING.
- THE TRANSVAAL "SIR ORACLE."
- THE "HUMBUG POSE."
- LOOK ON THIS PICTURE AND--
- ON THIS.
- KRUGER'S "STRENGTH."
- THE EFFORTS TO EDUCATE KRUGER.
- MR CHAMBERLAIN AND THE PRESIDENT.
- PAUL'S SPOOF.
- HOW THE CONVENTION WAS CONTRAVENED.
- THE RACIAL WAR BOGEY.
- THE LAWS OF "A CHOLERIC, OBSTINATE OLD MAN."
- UITLANDERS' RIGHTS SECURED BY A SOLEMN CONVENTION.
- WHAT KRUGER'S POLICY WILL LEAD TO.
- THOSE WHO PAY THE PIPER.
- KRUGER'S CANT.
- MR CHAMBERLAIN'S LOST OPPORTUNITY.
- FORCE NO REMEDY.
- SALVATION LIES IN A UNITED JOHANNESBURG, PASSIVELY RESISTING TYRANNY.
- CHAPTER SIX.
- SUMMARY OF A FEW IMPRESSIONS.
- THE LABOUR QUESTION IN NATAL.
- NATAL SHOULD BE BETTER ADVERTISED.
- MORE SETTLERS WANTED IN SOUTH AFRICA.
- IMMIGRATION WANTED TO COUNTERBALANCE BOER INFLUENCE.
- A HINT TO DOWNING STREET.
- AUSTRALIANS AVAILABLE.
- CHARMING EAST LONDON.
- HOW FARMERS MAKE PROFITS.
- RHODESIA IN THE HANDS OF LAND GRABBERS.
- WHAT THE CHARTERED COMPANY SHOULD DO.
- RHODESIAN RAILWAYS.
- BLACK AND WHITE.
- End of Project Gutenberg's Through South Africa, by Henry M. Stanley