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LAGDEN, Godfrey Yeatman was born in 1851. Son of late Reverend Richard Dowse Lagden, Balsham House, Cambridgeshire, and Sherborne, Dorset.
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910. Excerpt: ... CHAPTER XVI Who bravely dares, must sometimes risk a fall. Smollbtt. Scares and conflicts caused by Jan Letelle: Basuto expansion to the East: Pretorius succeeds Boshoff as President of Orange Free State and holds Conferences with Basuto: Sir George Grey mysteriously and abruptly recalled in the midst of important work: is immediately reinstated and finally retires: a retrospect: some of Moshesh's sound laws 1858--1862 ALTHOUGH the signature of Moshesh appears on the Treaty of Peace recorded in the preceding chapter it was not obtained without grave difficulty. The document was sent to him by the hand of Makwai but was mysteriously returned to Sir George Grey unsigned. Mr. Burnet was then sent by the Governor on October 12, 1858, to Thaba Bosigo in order to obtain the signature and afford any explanations. He found the Chief in a most refractory mood refusing absolutely to affix his seal. The chief obstacle was that part of Article I. where the boundary was said to follow the Warden line. It was unfortunate that the expression was used because as a matter of fact the Warden line was only confirmed in so far as related to the northern portion; thereafter the boundary followed the Caledon River vid Jammerberg to Beersheba. But the expression deceived many others besides Moshesh who could not clear his head of the idea that it meant the whole Warden line. He was also reluctant to agree to the stipulations about thieving and hunting for game, alleging that to sign a paper pledging himself to stop thieving, which must always go on, or to stop hunting game which God had sent to his people for food, was like signing a Great Lie. He also fenced bitterly about the inclusion in Free State territory of the Beersheba Mission farm which had been his original gift to t...
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List of Illustrations FACING PA i;E FOUR BOYS 542 OPEX-AIR SERVICE (F.P.) AT KHETHIS a s, LERIBE .. 55O SIR MARSHAL CLARKE .558 THE WAV PUBLIC AFFAIRS ARE DISCUSSED AT NATIONAL PITSO 568 LORD LOCH 576 LEROTHODI AND OTHER CHIEFS TAKEN BY SIR GODFREY LAGDEN TO VISIT LORD LOCH AT CAPE TOWN ,. 582 CROSSING A SWOLLEN RIVER BY HELP OF THE NATIVES .590 TWENTY THOUSAND BASUTOS AT MEETING WITH SIR ALFRED MILNER, 1896 ........ 598 PONT ON CALEDON RIVER AT MASERU .... 604 PITSO, SIR ALFRED MILNERS VISIT, 1896 .... 608 SIR GODFREY LAGDEN AND STAFF AT MASERU DURING WAR, 1S99 612 ENGLISH MISSION CHURCH, MAFETENG, USED AS A HOSPITAL, WAR OF 1900 618 M.SERU .......... 624 REV. R. H. DYKE, WITH PUPIL TEACHERS OF THE TRAINING INSTITUTION, MORIJA ....... 63O REV. S. S. DORNAN AND SECOND CLASS OF THE TRAINING INSTITUTION ......... 638 SOUTH AFRICAN NATIVE AFFAIRS CO.MMISSION, I9O4-5 .648 MAPS OF BASUTOLAND VI. AS AN.j;.ED TO TH i: JJRITISH EMPIRE, I S66-9 .436 II. :.OUNDARIES OF TERRITORY, 1866-9 .... 454 VIII. BOUNDARIES OF TERRITORY, 1869 .... (Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.) About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology. Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically important writings. Careful attention has been made to accurately preserve the original format of each page whilst digitally enhancing the aged text. Read books online for free at www.forgottenbooks.org
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LAGDEN, Godfrey Yeatman was born in 1851. Son of late Reverend Richard Dowse Lagden, Balsham House, Cambridgeshire, and Sherborne, Dorset.
Studied at Sherborne School.
Entered Civil Service, General Post Office 1869-1877. Chief Clerk to State Secretary, Transvaal, under British Administration, 187S. Private Secretary to Administrator, Sir Owen Lanyon, 1878-1881.
Secretary to Executive Council. Present at siege of Pretoria.
Afterwards Private Secretary to Administrators, Sir Evelyn Wood and Sir Win.
Bellairs.
Secretary to Transvaal sub-Royal Commission on Compensation Claims, 1881-1882. Special War Correspondent during Egyj)tian Campaign, 1882-1883. Present at all engagements, including Tel-elKebir, Kassassin, and capture of Cairo.
Appointed Assistant Colonial Secretary, Sierra Leone.
Employed on special Financial Mission to Gold Coast, 1883. Government Secretary and Accountant, Basutoland, 1884.
Assistant Commissioner, 1885. Established Magistracy in Masupha’s country, 1886.
Acted as Resident Commissioner, 1890.
As British Commissioner, Swaziland, 1892. Resident Commissioner, Basutoland, 1893-1901. Chairman, Inter-Colonial South America Native Affairs Commission, 1902-1904.
South America War, 1899-1902 (despatches several times).
Vice - President African Society. Member of Council Royal Colonial Institute. Commissioner for Native Affairs and Member of Legislative and Executive Councils, Transvaal, 1901-1907.
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Clubs: Marylebone Cricket Club, Authors’.
Spouse 1887, Frances Rebekah,daughter of Rt. Reverend Henry Brougham Bousfield, Bishop of Pretoria.