An American view of the South African situation : how Australasia might help Great Britain

Abstract

The object of the writer of these pages has been to present facts, and to point out evident deductions from those facts, but to state nothing on his own authority. Too often mere personal abuse has taken the place of reason in public discussions of the future of South Africa. The writer trusts that he has avoided this error; while by preserving his anonymity and by leaving the responsibility for statements of fact with official Blue Books and with those who are widely recognized as authorities on the subject, he hopes to gain an impersonal and unbiassed hearing for his views.