Cecil Rhodes, Man and Empire-Maker

by Princess Catherine Radziwill

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• Cape Colony, diamond fields, [3]
  • loyalty to England, [129]
  • martial law in, [214] et seq.
  • mutiny of Dutch in, [8]
  • overcrowded prisons, [217]
  • Rhodes as Premier, [30], [43], [44]
  • Sir Gordon Sprigg as Premier, [99], [121]
• Cape to Cairo Railway, [81], [124], [229]
• Cape Town, influx of refugees, [191] et seq.
• Chamberlain, Joseph, [104]
  • policy of, [133]
• Chartered Company of South Africa, [25], [26], [78], [80]
  • sinister rumours, [45]
• Concentration camps, [141], [142], [157]
  • hygienic conditions of, [160]
  • inner organisation, [173]
  • Miss Hobhouse's charges, and Mrs. Henry Fawcett's reply to, [165], [181]
  • necessity for, [161]
  • rations, [171]
• Cronje, General, [94]