tree, Mr., and the concentration camps, 187
Russia, Wallace's work on, 126

S

Sandringham, Rhodes at, 126
Sargent, E.B., 183
Sauer, Mr., 86, 117, 134, 150, 155,
and Rhodes, 73
leader of Bond party, 100
Schoeman, Mr., illegal arrest of, and Lord Kitchener's
intervention, 200, 201
Schoeman, Mr., and Loyalists, 219
Schreiner, Mr., 38, 86, 133, 150
confidence in Rhodes, 32
indignation with Rhodes, 50, 73
questions Rhodes, 45
Rhodes and, 23, 74
Schreiner, Olive, on annexation of Rhodesia, 36
Rhodes and, 33
Simonstown, camp for prisoners of war at, 172
Smuts, General, Imperialism of, xii
Sonnenberg, Mr., and Rhodes, 26
South Africa (_see_ Africa, South)
South African League, 86, 88, 97, 99
a petition to Sir Gordon Sprigg, 99, 102
and Sir A. Milner, 90
Southern Cross, the, 22
Sprigg, Sir Gordon, and the South African League, 99
diamond and dop taxes, 224
Premier of Cape Colony, 99, 121, 132
Stead, W.T., admiration of Rhodes, 212
and Sir A. Milner, 209
Steyn, President, and Mrs. van Koopman, 40

T

Transvaal, the, flight of Boer inhabitants, 158
gold mines, 1, 3, 17
loyalty to England, 129
object of Jameson Raid, 53
racial qualifications, 137
Transvaal Republic, intrigues in, 1

U

Uitenhage, martial law in, 218
Uitlanders, the, and concentration camps, 163
quarrel with, 30
their part in the Boer War, 16, 97, 137, 139
Union of South Africa, 228
an accomplished fact, 131, 228
magnates' views, 207
organisation of, 2
Sir A. Milner's part in constitution, 14
united effort for, 225

W

Wall, David de, 99, 101, 146
Wales, Prince of (Edward VII.), 126
Wallace, Mackenzie, meets Rhodes, 126
Wernher, Beit and Company, 97, 197
Wet, De, 83
_Westminster Gazette,_ Mrs. Fawcett's reply to Miss Hobhouse in, 181

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