The Politician's HandbookVacher & Sons, 1901 |
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Sivu 36
... difficulties which attended the disposal of the sick there I have already fully explained in my telegram . After Kroonstadt , we established no permanent hospital until we reached Johannesburg 137 miles further on . There we had ...
... difficulties which attended the disposal of the sick there I have already fully explained in my telegram . After Kroonstadt , we established no permanent hospital until we reached Johannesburg 137 miles further on . There we had ...
Sivu 45
... difficulties of the medical authorities were increased owing to the British having to take over the care of the Boer sick and wounded , extra labour being thus cast upon the already diminished staff and field hospital equipment . It was ...
... difficulties of the medical authorities were increased owing to the British having to take over the care of the Boer sick and wounded , extra labour being thus cast upon the already diminished staff and field hospital equipment . It was ...
Sivu 46
... difficulties of transport . But it has been suggested that the defects and difficulties might have been avoided , or sooner overcome , and we propose to consider some of the chief suggestions made in the evidence under these heads . In ...
... difficulties of transport . But it has been suggested that the defects and difficulties might have been avoided , or sooner overcome , and we propose to consider some of the chief suggestions made in the evidence under these heads . In ...
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