...fallacious assumption to pass unquestioned. What does Mr. Rose mean by asserting that " at no period since the English have been in possession has wanton cruelty been committed ?" Although his visit to the frontier, his hunting excursions, and his gallops through Cafferland,...

...Europeans respect the rights of the savage? By the Dutch Border-farmers, over whom their Governim-nt had little control, they are said to have been slaughtered...but the natives have at different times been driven bock from boundary to boundary, and military posts have been established in the country, from which...

...slaughtered without mercy — to have ' been destroyed as they destroyed the wolf. At no period, I be' lieve, since the English have been in possession, has wanton...back from boundary to boundary, and military posts * Travels and Adventures in Southern Africa. Second Edition. Vol. i., pp. 392-7. j- Researches in South...

...as they destroyed the wolf. At no period, I believe, since the English have been in possession, lias wanton cruelty been committed; but the natives, have at different times been diiven back from boundary to boundary, and military posts have been established in the country from...

...been slaugh" tered without mercy—to have been destroyed as " they destroyed the wolf. At no time since the " English have been in possession has wanton " cruelty been committed, but the natives have been " at different times driven back from boundary to " boundary, and military posts have been established...

...which, to us at least, is still more interesting. ' I do not consider ', says Mr. Rose, ' the Kaffors a cruel or vindictive people. The policy adopted towards...established in the country, from which we have expelled th«>m. Orders too have been issued, that Rose's Four Years in Southern Africa. 41 all Kaffers appearing...