345
SOCIAL CONDITION AND HABITS OF THE BLACKS 350
AVERSION OF THE WHITES FOR THE BLACKS 353
CIVIL AND LEGAL RIGHTS OF THE BLACKS 355
WHAT THE FUTURE OF THE BLACKS IS LIKELY TO BE 365

CHAPTER XXII

MISSIONS

INFLUENCE OF RELIGIOUS IDEAS ON VARIOUS RACES 370
HOW THE NATIVES RECEIVE THE MISSIONARIES 371
SLOW PROGRESS OF MISSION WORK 373
WHAT MAY BE HOPED FOR 377

CHAPTER XXIII

SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES

THE DUTCH AND THE ENGLISH: THE DUTCH LANGUAGE 379
PLACIDITY OF SOUTH AFRICAN LIFE 383
LITERATURE, JOURNALISM, EDUCATION 386
THE CHURCHES 389

CHAPTER XXIV

POLITICS IN THE BRITISH COLONIES

THE FRAME OF COLONIAL GOVERNMENT 392
ABSENCE OF SOME FAMILIAR POLITICAL ISSUES 396
REAL ISSUES: RACE AND COLOUR QUESTIONS 399
GENERAL CHARACTER OF CAPE POLITICS 400

CHAPTER XXV

THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN THE TRANSVAAL IN 1895

THE OLD BOERS AND THE NEW IMMIGRANTS 405
CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC 409
UITLANDER DISCONTENT: THE NATIONAL REFORM UNION 413
THE CAPITALISTS: PREPARATIONS FOR A REVOLUTION 416
PRESIDENT KRUGER AND HIS POLICY 420
THE CHANCES FOR THE MOVEMENT: CAUSES OF ITS FAILURE 424

CHAPTER XXVI

ECONOMIC PROSPECTS

MATERIAL RESOURCES: TILLAGE AND PASTURE 433
MINERALS: THE GOLD-FIELDS AND THEIR DURATION 437
WILL MANUFACTURES BE DEVELOPED? 442
SOUTH AFRICA AS A MARKET FOR GOODS 446
FUTURE POPULATION: ITS INCREASE AND CHARACTER 447

CHAPTER XXVII

REFLECTIONS AND FORECASTS

SOURCES OF THE TROUBLES OF SOUTH AFRICA 453
THE FRICTION OF DUTCH AND ENGLISH: AND ITS CAUSES 454
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