Cecil Rhodes, Man and Empire-Maker

by Princess Catherine Radziwill

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• Mafeking concentration camp, [186]
• Majuba, defeat of British at, [73]
• Martial law in Cape Colony, [214] et seq.
• "Martyrdom of Man" (Reade's), its influence on Rhodes, [126]
• Matabele Rebellion, the, Rhodes' courage in, [43]
• Matabeleland, [19]
  • acquired by the Chartered Company, [26], [90], [112]
• Matoppo Hills, an historic meeting, [43]
  • Rhodes' burial-place, [72]
• Maxwell, Lady, an appeal by, [164]
• Merriman, Mr., [134], [150]
  • severs relations with Rhodes, [73]
• Methuen, Lord, mandate to Rhodes, [95]
• Milner, Sir (Viscount) Alfred, [4], [58]
  • a hint to Rhodes, [147]
  • and the Boers, [12], [85], [132]
  • and Rhodes, [74], [140], [148]
  • and the De Beers Company, [115]
  • appointed Governor of Cape Colony, [8], [85]
  • dignified speech, [134]
  • efforts for peace, [156]
  • his great object, [86]
  • influence of, [104]
  • misunderstood and misjudged [7], [12], [85], [104], [107], [108], [180], [228]
  • overruled from Whitehall, [135]
  • policy of conciliation, [130]
  • reports from Rhodes on defence of Kimberley, [94]
  • Rhodes' distrust of, [13], [75]
  • the refugees and, [210]
  • the South African League, [90]
  • transferred to Johannesburg, [99]