Every fresh letter from South Africa makes it clearer that the civil war in which the country is engaged has resulted less from disloyalty than personal ambition. Colonel Moritz, according to the: who have watched his career closely, believes neither in the Empire nor South Africa but only in himself, He is not fighting for a cause: he does not even stand for a grief vance. He stands only for Colonel Moritz.. South Africa's point of view as a whole is represented, 31 addition to General Smuts, by a man about whom German telegrams have been discreetly silent,
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