Cecil Rhodes, Man and Empire-Maker

by Princess Catherine Radziwill

E

• Eckstein, F., [97], [197]
• England acquires the Transvaal, [1]
  • the question of concentration camps, [159]
• English, the
  • as colonists, [14], [15]
  • enmity with the Dutch, [11]
  • reconciliation with the Dutch, [129]

F

• Fawcett, Mrs. Henry, reply to Miss Hobhouse, [181]
• Frenchman, a, and a Johannesburg mining property, [64]

G

• Glen Grey Act, the, [126]
• Graaf Reinet, martial law in, [216]
• Green Point (Cape Town) concentration camp, [170]
• Groote Schuur, the house and gardens, [153]

H

• Hammond, John Hays, [138]
• Hely-Hutchinson, Sir W.F., [99]
• Hobhouse, Miss, pamphlet on concentration camps, [165] et seq.
• Hofmeyr, Mr., [38], [43], [83], [84], [86], [135], [150], [155]
  • popularity of, [136]

I

• I.D.B. Act, the, unwisdom of, [113]
• Imperial Commission report on concentration camps, [166]