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,Brennkammerprüfstand mit Schubdüse,magine. The entire controversy over Chinese migration, and why the scheme in South Africa seemed so unlikely, related to the development of overlapping, but often conflicting ideas of democracy, whiteness, and Britishness which developed in the settler colonies and the United States. As Bridge and F

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,Brennkammerprüfstand mit Schubdüse, To answer this question it is necessary to examine how the transnational issues played out in the previous chapter developed within the local context of the Transvaal just after Britain had won the South African War. The whole issue reflected southern Africa’s position at the crossroads of African

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-20447-3and general controversy of Asian migration ensured global coverage. Nor was British opinion the only opinion which mattered. When the Chamber tentatively approached Joseph Chamberlain about Chinese labour importation in January 1903, he was not encouraging, explaining: ‘The feeling at present all ov

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