uitlander造句

• They played a major role in fomenting Uitlander grievances.
• He became a prominent member of the Uitlander community.
• The raid soon ran into difficulties, beginning with hesitation by the Uitlander leaders.
• This gave Milner the pretext to use the " Uitlander " question to his advantage.
• By this time the Afrikaners were becoming ever more indignant at the uitlander's incessant clamouring.
• In the light of his conversion with Fraser the crucial nature of the uitlander question was clear.
• They encouraged uitlander agitation and pressed uitlander claims, with veiled threat of war, upon Kruger's government.
• They encouraged uitlander agitation and pressed uitlander claims, with veiled threat of war, upon Kruger's government.
• Joubert's position had then become much weakened by accusations of treachery and of sympathy with the Uitlander agitation.
• As Johannesburg was largely an Uitlander city, non-boer leaders there began to discuss the proposals for an insurrection.
• He was a supporter of the Uitlander cause in the Transvaal, and labelled himself as a " sane imperialist ".
• However, the ground had been insufficiently prepared; the uitlander risings failed to materialise and the invading troops were quickly subdued and arrested.
• Rhodes hoped that the intervention of the Company's private army could spark an Uitlander uprising, leading to the overthrow of the Transvaal government.
• It emphasised the grievances of mainly English-speaking Uitlander against the Boer government and advocated British intervention in the South African Republic ( ZAR ).
• Kruger considered these demands an impossibility, however he was willing to reduce the period of Uitlander enfranchisement from the present fourteen years to seven years.
• For conspiring with Jameson, the uitlander members of the Reform Committee ( Transvaal ) were tried in the Transvaal courts and found guilty of high treason.
• British expansionist ideas ( notably propagated by Cecil Rhodes ) as well as disputes over uitlander political and economic rights resulted in the failed Jameson Raid of 1895.
• The Doppers waged an intellectual war against the perceived influx of uitlander culture which was flooding into the Transvaal through the mass settlements of foreign immigrants lured by gold and diamonds.
• Despite this, the fact remained that at the same time as gold revenues served as the Transvaal s main source of income, the uitlander mineworkers were denied any effective say in government.
• As a result, the Transvaal government passed legislation in 1890 refusing voting rights or citizenship to any uitlander who had not been resident for fourteen years and who was over 40 years of age.