The Quarterly Review, Volume 286William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1948 - English literature |
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Page 162
... SOUTH AFRICAN INDIANS AND U.N.O. IN this article it is intended to describe briefly the events which led to the Indian resolution at U.N.O. complaining of discriminatory treatment of Asiatics in South Africa and asking the South African ...
... SOUTH AFRICAN INDIANS AND U.N.O. IN this article it is intended to describe briefly the events which led to the Indian resolution at U.N.O. complaining of discriminatory treatment of Asiatics in South Africa and asking the South African ...
Page 174
... South Africa has been more than fairly presented above . It remains for me to sum- marise the main objections of South Africans to the Indians , as citizens in South Africa : 1. The main objection to the Indians is their amazing ...
... South Africa has been more than fairly presented above . It remains for me to sum- marise the main objections of South Africans to the Indians , as citizens in South Africa : 1. The main objection to the Indians is their amazing ...
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... South and East Africa approxi- mately half a million Indians , of which more than half are in the Union of South Africa . Of these only about 4 per cent . now work on the sugar estates . The vast majority are traders , and South Africa ...
... South and East Africa approxi- mately half a million Indians , of which more than half are in the Union of South Africa . Of these only about 4 per cent . now work on the sugar estates . The vast majority are traders , and South Africa ...
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