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8 Selborne’s Memorandum: The High Commissioner Strikes Back
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David E. Torrance
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Preface xi
- Introduction 1
- Lord Selborne’s Early Life and Career 26
- Abandoned by London: Selborne and the Chinese Labour Controversy 40
- Abandoned by London: Selborne and the Chinese Labour Controversy 64
- Brighter Prospects: the Labour Crisis, Imperial Obstruction, and Afrikaner Assistance 83
- Exploitation, Protest, and Autocratic Rule: Selborne and African Policy 101
- South African Disunion: Selborne, the Railway Crisis, and Constructive Solutions 126
- Selborne’s Memorandum: The High Commissioner Strikes Back 142
- The Union of South Africa 162
- Conclusion 181
- Epilogue 189
- Appendix 197
- Notes 213
- Bibliography 259
- Index 277
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Preface xi
- Introduction 1
- Lord Selborne’s Early Life and Career 26
- Abandoned by London: Selborne and the Chinese Labour Controversy 40
- Abandoned by London: Selborne and the Chinese Labour Controversy 64
- Brighter Prospects: the Labour Crisis, Imperial Obstruction, and Afrikaner Assistance 83
- Exploitation, Protest, and Autocratic Rule: Selborne and African Policy 101
- South African Disunion: Selborne, the Railway Crisis, and Constructive Solutions 126
- Selborne’s Memorandum: The High Commissioner Strikes Back 142
- The Union of South Africa 162
- Conclusion 181
- Epilogue 189
- Appendix 197
- Notes 213
- Bibliography 259
- Index 277
