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... 171 172Publication Date: May 17th 2010 171 Sir Arthur Conan DoyleTh... ... Its Cause and Conduct 2 PREFACEFor some reason, which may be either arrogance or apathy, the Britishare very slow to state their ... ... 2 PREFACEFor some reason, which may be either arrogance or apathy, the Britishare very slow to state their case to the world. At present the r... ...o state their case to the world. At present the reasonsfor our actions and the methods which we have used are set forth inmany Blue-books, tracts, and... ...d. But they built themselves houses, andthey supplied the Dutch East India Company with food and water,gradually budding off little townlets, Wynberg,... .... It is probable, however, thatthe information of the British Intelligence Department was not farwrong. No branch of the British Service has come bett... ...e South African Republic had been accumulating for manyyears past military stores on an enormous scale, which by theircharacter could only have been i... ... and know that, in order to expedite thedespatch of these things, military stores and ordnance have been keptback.' 105The Rev... ...e Esselen or Enslinis extremely so. 'I have never been to the Intelligence Department tofind out whether he really belonged to that Department,' said ...

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