Publications of South Africa Conciliation Committee.
Publisher: S.A.C.C.
Published: 1899
Place of publication: [London]
Language: eng
Subjects: South African War, 1899-1902.
Notes: Copy 2 is photocopy.

Cop. 2 is photocopy.
Table of contents: value: No. 1. The South African crisis; a plain statement of facts. No. 2. The crisis in South Africa.; value: No. 3-4. The war in South Africa.; value: No. 5. The last appeal before the outbreak of war.; value: No. 10. The boers the white flag, and the wounded.; value: No. 11. How the war affects our fellow-subjects at the Cape.; value: No. 12. The boer armaments.; value: No. 13. Was there a Dutch conspiracy against British rule in South Africa, or was it a nightmare?.; value: No. 14. How the press was worked before the war.; value: No. 15. The Committee's manifesto.; value: No. 16. Two points concerning the war.; value: No. 17. Reconstruction in South Africa / F. C. Selous.; value: No. 18. The South Africa Conciliation Committee : aims and methods.; value: No. 19. The views of a Labour member on the justice of the war.; value: No. 20. An incident at ladysmith.; value: No. 21. The Boer republics / Frederic Harrison.; value: No. 22. Further facts about the Dutch conspiracy.; value: No. 23. Letter addressed to the Committee on the causes of the war / a Devonshire working-man.; value: No. 24. The raid and the ultimatum.; value: No. 25. A Boer parson on the war.; value: No. 27. The efforts of the colonies of the Cape and Natal to avert war.; value: No. 28. The truth about the alleged annexation of portions of the Cape and Natal.; value: No. 29. The prospect in South Africa.; value: No. 30. An appeal to the Prime Minister against the annexation of the republics.; value: No. 31. Sir Alfred Milner as a negotiator.; value: No. 32. The action of Sir Alfred Milner as High Commissioner from a constitutional point of view.; value: No. 33. The art of diplomacy as practised by Mr. Chamberlain and Sir Alfred Milner.; value: No. 34. A crushing answer to Mr. Chamberlain's case against the Transvaal.; value: No. 35. Some vital facts about Kimberley and Johannesburg for working-men and friends of the native.; value: No. 36. Boers or barbarians?; value: No. 37. A petition in favour of peace by the ministerial party at the Cape.; value: No. 38. The life of the Boer in a fighting Laager.; value: No. 39. Declarations by statesmen against annexation.; value: No. 40. Canon MacColl on the duty of christian charity towards the Boers.; value: No. 41. The treatment of the natives in South Africa.; value: No. 42. The cost of imperialism in South Africa.; value: No. 43. Do British statemen believe that Boers illtreat natives?; value: No. 44. Much fallacy, more fiction, and a little fact.; value: No. 45. An appeal against the suppression of free government in the republics.; value: No. 46. A war for freedom and justics!; value: No. 47. Speech.; value: No. 92. The state of seige.