Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 160
took them in charge, kept offthe natives, and paid their debts, and at last,at the request of many of the settlers, thecountry was declared to be the possession ofthe British Empire. It probably would not interest you to hear of all the poliwhich havetaken place inthe country. Itis enough tosay… … tam conditions. These conditions nol havingbeen adhered to as England expe< ted, tin- pres-ent war broke out. Let lis hope li its earlytermination. The more Africa is developed by enterpris-ing people, the more valuable ii will becomein the world. lis size, three quarters of theearths land area,…
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