The Origins of the South African War

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• The Drifts Crisis, the ‘missing telegrams’, and the Jameson Raid

  Kenneth Wilburn•The Journal of Imperial &…•1997

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• The 'key to South Africa' in the 1890s

  Peter Henshaw•Journal of Southern African Studies•1998

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• Angola and Mozambique, 1870–1905

  Open Access•Alan K Smith, Gervase Clarence Smith•The Cambridge History of Africa•1985

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• Africa on the Eve of Partition

  Open Access•Anthony Atmore, A E Atmore•The Cambridge History of Africa•1985

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• French Congo and Gabon 1886–1905

  Open Access•C Coquery-Vidrovitch, Yvonne Brett•The Cambridge History of Africa•1985

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• East Africa 1870–1905

  Open Access•M Wright•The Cambridge History of Africa•1985

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• Madagascar and France, 1870–1905

  Open Access•Hubert Deschamps, Brett Yvonne et al.•The Cambridge History of Africa•1985

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• Western Africa, 1886–1905

  Open Access•John D Hargreaves•The Cambridge History of Africa•1985

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• Western Africa, 1870–1886

  Open Access•Yves Person, Yvonne Brett•The Cambridge History of Africa•1985

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• King Leopold's Congo, 1886–1908

  Open Access•Jean Stengers, Jan Vansina•The Cambridge History of Africa•1985

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• The European Scramble and Conquest in African History

  Open Access•John Lonsdale•The Cambridge History of Africa•1985

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• The European Partition of Africa

  Open Access•G N Sanderson•The Cambridge History of Africa•1985

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• Migration, xenophobia and security-making in post-apartheid South Africa

  Peter Vales, Vale Peter•Politikon•2002

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• Unscrambling the Scramble for Southern Africa

  Ian Phimister•South African Historical Journal•1993

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• The Origins of the South African War

  Andrew Porter•South African Historical Journal•1996

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• The Illusion of International Prestige

  Jonathan Mercer•International Security•2017

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• The South African War (1899–1902)

  Open Access•Andrew Porter•The Journal of African History•1990

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• Jingoism, Public Opinion, And The New Imperialism

  Simon J Potter•Media History•2014

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• Gentlemanly capitalism’ and empire

  Andrew Porter•The Journal of Imperial &…•1990

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• A two‐edged sword

  Peter J Durrans•The Journal of Imperial &…•1982

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• Milner, the Cape Afrikaners, and the outbreak of the South African war

  M Tamarkin•The Journal of Imperial &…•1997

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• G.W. Steevens and the message of empire

  Roger T Stearn•The Journal of Imperial &…•1989

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• The Language of Imperialism and the Meanings of Empire

  Open Access•A S Thompson•Journal of British Studies•1997

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• Germany and the Fashoda Crisis, 1898–99

  Open Access•Jamie Cockfield, Jamie H Cockfield•Central European History•1983

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