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Barkly's father was compensated £132,000 from the
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republics. Federation in 1875 would have produced the same results as Union did in 1910... Barkly was undoubtedly right to foster the nucleus of a
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Downing Street which prevented it growing, as Barkly hoped, into a force which would have been strong enough to control the other tendencies in South African politics."
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1377:"Did You Know?: More Mentone's Street Names"
1083:. London: Whitaker and Co. pp. 104–105.
893:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
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