A detailed history of South Africa between 1795 1894, discussing the political history of the country, first published in 1908.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
67. Sir George Grey, Governor and High Commissioner, 4th of July 1860 to 15th of August 1861. Lieutenant-General Robert Henry Wynyard, Lieutenant-Governor, acting administrator, 15th of August 1861 to 15th January 1862; 68. Philip Edmond Wodehouse, Esquire (after September 1862 Sir Philip Wodehouse), Governor and High Commissioner, assumed duty 15th of January 1862, retired 20th of May 1870); 69. Abandonment of the Transkeian Territories; 70. Sir Philip Edmond Wodehouse, Governor and High Commissioner continued; 71. Sir Philip Edmond Wodehouse, Governor and High Commissioner continued. Lieutenant-General Charles Crawfurd Hay, Lieutenant-Governor administering the government, 20th of May to 31st of December 1870; 72. Sir Henry Barkly, Governor and High Commissioner, assumed duty 31st of December 1870; 73. Sir Henry Barkly, Governor and High Commissioner continued; 74. Annexation to the Cape Colony of the territory between the River Kei and the border of Natal; 75. Annexation to the Cape Colony of the territory between the River Kei and the border of Natal continued; 76. Annexation to the Cape Colony of the territory between the River Kei and the border of Natal continued; 77. Annexation to the Cape Colony of the territory between the River Kei and the border of Natal continued; 78. Formation of the Crown Colony of Griqualand West; 79. Annexation of Griqualand West to the Cape Colony; 80. Account of the Makololo tribe and of the Herero war of independence; 81. Annexation of Walfish Bay to the Cape Colony and establishment of a German Protectorate in South-Western Africa; 82. The Colony of Natal, 1857 to 1872; 83. The Portuguese possessions in South Africa during the nineteenth century; 84. The Portuguese possessions in South Africa during the nineteenth century continued; List of printed books and pamphlets containing information on South Africa in recent times; Chronological list of principal events in South African history; Notes on the Bushmen and their language; Index.
67. Sir George Grey, Governor and High Commissioner, 4th of July 1860 to 15th of August 1861. Lieutenant-General Robert Henry Wynyard, Lieutenant-Governor, acting administrator, 15th of August 1861 to 15th January 1862; 68. Philip Edmond Wodehouse, Esquire (after September 1862 Sir Philip Wodehouse), Governor and High Commissioner, assumed duty 15th of January 1862, retired 20th of May 1870); 69. Abandonment of the Transkeian Territories; 70. Sir Philip Edmond Wodehouse, Governor and High Commissioner continued; 71. Sir Philip Edmond Wodehouse, Governor and High Commissioner continued. Lieutenant-General Charles Crawfurd Hay, Lieutenant-Governor administering the government, 20th of May to 31st of December 1870; 72. Sir Henry Barkly, Governor and High Commissioner, assumed duty 31st of December 1870; 73. Sir Henry Barkly, Governor and High Commissioner continued; 74. Annexation to the Cape Colony of the territory between the River Kei and the border of Natal; 75. Annexation to the Cape Colony of the territory between the River Kei and the border of Natal continued; 76. Annexation to the Cape Colony of the territory between the River Kei and the border of Natal continued; 77. Annexation to the Cape Colony of the territory between the River Kei and the border of Natal continued; 78. Formation of the Crown Colony of Griqualand West; 79. Annexation of Griqualand West to the Cape Colony; 80. Account of the Makololo tribe and of the Herero war of independence; 81. Annexation of Walfish Bay to the Cape Colony and establishment of a German Protectorate in South-Western Africa; 82. The Colony of Natal, 1857 to 1872; 83. The Portuguese possessions in South Africa during the nineteenth century; 84. The Portuguese possessions in South Africa during the nineteenth century continued; List of printed books and pamphlets containing information on South Africa in recent times; Chronological list of principal events in South African history; Notes on the Bushmen and their language; Index.
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