Selected Official Documents of the South African Republic and Great Britain A Documentary Perspective Of The Causes Of The War In South Africa

Selected Official Documents of the South African Republic and Great Britain: A Documentary Perspective of the Causes of the War in South Africa by Frederick C. is a vital, source-driven portrait of the diplomatic and political conflicts that led to the South African War. This history collection assembles official treaties, constitutional texts, legislative acts and diplomatic correspondence—from the London Convention of 1884 and the revised 1889 constitution to the franchise laws of 1899 and President Kruger’s Ultimatum—offering listeners a chronological, documentary view of the dispute between the South African Republic and Great Britain. Carefully edited selections shed light on contested questions of sovereignty, the status of Uitlanders, franchise reform, troop movements and the legal arguments that framed late‑19th‑century negotiations. The audiobook preserves primary voices and archival detail while situating them in their political and imperial context, making complex constitutional and diplomatic material accessible. Ideal for history enthusiasts, scholars of imperial and South African studies, and anyone seeking a primary‑source perspective on the roots of the Boer War, this documentary history audiobook is an authoritative companion for listeners who want to hear the original records that shaped a turning point in colonial history.