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was brought to South Africa , but Lord Curzon , the Viceroy of India , refused to sanction the proposal . The planters were thus forced to grant the coolies the privileges desired . But the Indians were not treated with the fairness ...
was brought to South Africa , but Lord Curzon , the Viceroy of India , refused to sanction the proposal . The planters were thus forced to grant the coolies the privileges desired . But the Indians were not treated with the fairness ...
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Except for the hundred or so Indians serving as waiters and in similar capacities , the Orange Free State is closed to Asiatics . Many more have been admitted ... From the Indian point of view the Cape is the most favoured province .
Except for the hundred or so Indians serving as waiters and in similar capacities , the Orange Free State is closed to Asiatics . Many more have been admitted ... From the Indian point of view the Cape is the most favoured province .
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an Indian State , politically free , governed from within itself , independent of outside control , controlling its own administrative machine , responsible for its own defence , and able to speak for itself among the other States of ...
an Indian State , politically free , governed from within itself , independent of outside control , controlling its own administrative machine , responsible for its own defence , and able to speak for itself among the other States of ...
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I | 25 |
DOMINION STATUS BY Sir John Marriott | 36 |
THE NAVAL CONFERENCE OF 1930 By RearAdmiral K G | 197 |
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