South African
The South African Question
作者：Schreiner, Olive, 1855-1920
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共 65 题- BY
- AN ENGLISH SOUTH AFRICAN
- THE SOUTH AFRICAN QUESTION.
- MOST CRITICAL JUNCTURE.
- TIME OF STRESS AND DANGER
- A NETWORK OF TENDER BONDS;
- OUR EXACT POSITION.
- BLOOD OF THE OLD SEA KINGS
- GUARDIAN OF OUR SEAS,
- MOST HEROIC MORAL ACTION.
- SHELL OF HARD RESERVE.
- NOT EASILY FORGET A WRONG.
- HOPED AGAINST HOPE,
- PROSPEROUS, WELL-GOVERNED AND PEACEFUL
- FOUGHT INCH BY INCH
- THAT DAY IS PAST.
- PASSING AWAY.
- THE OLD BITTER DAYS
- THEIR LOVE FOR AFRICA
- But during the last few years
- A NEW PHENOMENON HAS STARTED
- A LOW FEVER OF ANXIETY
- IF AMERICA WERE IN DANGER,
- JOHANNESBURG IS NOT JUDASBURG,
- A LIFE FOR A LIFE.
- A CAUSE THAT IS NOT OURS.
- INFINITE COMPLEXITY AND DIFFICULTY?
- TO CORRUPT AND PURCHASE
- THE JOY AND PRIDE
- GREAT AND TERRIBLE LESSON,
- BUILDING UP FAME AND FORTUNE;
- A GREAT BITTERNESS
- THE FUTURE IS OURS.
- A GREAT NATIONAL CALAMITY,
- CURIOUS AND WONDERFUL INSTINCT
- PRACTICAL AND OBVIOUS DIFFICULTY
- THE GREAT SISTER REPUBLIC
- IN A PURE DEMOCRACY
- THE LAND OF OUR BIRTH,
- The air of South Africa is
- HEAVY WITH RUMORS;
- AND ENGLISH ABOUT DUTCH.
- And again, we ask ourselves
- WHO GAINS BY WAR?
- WHO GAINS BY WAR?
- WHO GAINS BY WAR?
- WHO GAINS BY WAR?
- WHO GAINS BY WAR?
- WHO GAINS BY WAR?
- WHO GAINS BY WAR?
- FACING DEATH AND DESPAIR,
- OH, LION-HEART OF THE NORTH,
- I know of no more graphic image in the history of the world than
- THE FIGURE OF FRANKLIN
- There have been Englishmen in Africa who had those qualities. Will
- THIS NEW ENGLISHMAN OF OURS
- FOOTNOTES:
- HISTORY OF BOHEMIA,
- 8vo, Cloth with map and illustrations, $3.50
- HISTORY OF PERU,
- The highest authority on Peruvian history.--_The Critic._
- HISTORY OF CHILE,
- 8vo, Cloth, with map and illustrations, $2.50
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES:
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