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Mit General de Wet und Prasident Steyn : Tagebuchblatter aus dem Burenkrieg
(Pretoria : Minerva, 1949)
Pages from Oskar Hintrager's diary written during the South African War.
Het Nederlandsch element in den vreemde
(Leiden : E.J. Brill, 1899)
Dutch speech about the decline of the Dutch language in South Africa.
Natal en Nieuw-Gelderland en de vooruitzigten der kolonisatie aldaar
(Arnhem : H.A. Tjeenk Willink, 1862)
Dutch description of Natal and of the agricultural potential of the Nieuw-Gelderland agricultural colony.
De naam Hottentot; De taalkundige opmerkingen van O.F. Mentzel
Dutch article by D.C. Hesseling about the etymology of the word Hottentot. Linguistic remarks by O.F. Mentzel.
Moet een rechtvaardige zaak ‘t winnen? : leerrede over Psalm XXXVII : 9-15
(Haarlem : H.D. Tjeenk Willink & Zoon, 1900)
Dutch sermon on Psalm 37 by J. de Vries.
Mr. Evans Lewin criticising the German colonial work
Mr. Evans Lewin wrote a book entitled: The Germans and Africa. The author of this leaflet feels that Mr. Lewin is criticising the German colonial work and that he contradicts himself in his writings.
Nederland Zuid-Afrika : ten voordeele van het Roode Kruis in de Zuid-Afrikaansche republieken
(Amsterdam : Amsterdamsche Courant, 1899)
Dutch pamphlet introducing the Transvaal and the Orange Free State to readers in the Netherlands.
Nach und in Sudafrika
(Hamburg : Persiehl, 1897)
German reprint of newspaper articles written by F.F. Eiffe during his visit to South Africa in 1897.
De oorlog in Zuid-Afrika gevonnisd door een Engelschman : is het recht aan onze zijde : een beroep op alle eerlijke lieden
('s-Gravenhage : W.P. Van Stockum & Zoon, 1899)
Dutch translation of W.T. Stead's book entitled: Are we in the right? The author questions whether Britain should be involved in a war in South Africa.
The new imperialism : a speech delivered in Battersea Park, on May 13th, 1900
(London : Stop the War Committee, 1900-05-13)
Speech by John Burns entitled: The new imperialism, delivered at the opening of the summer lectures of the Battersea Labour League, on May 13th, 1900.