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Illustration showing Unrest in Bechuianaland (Botswana): Boers levying unlawful duties on trader's Wagons. Cecil Rhodes helped secure much of Bechuanaland for Britain, in opposition to the Transvaal Republic. During the Scramble for
German Colonial Empire - British industrialist Cecil Rhodes stands astride Africa with one foot in Egypt and another in the British colony of South Africa. This cartoon illustrates the extent of British
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Illustration showing Unrest in Bechuianaland (Botswana): Boers levying unlawful duties on trader's Wagons. Cecil Rhodes helped secure much of Bechuanaland for Britain, in opposition to the Transvaal Republic. During the Scramble for
Cecil Rhodes leaving Cape Town railway station in a carriage. South Africa 1897. The Illustrated London News Stock Photo - Alamy
