The Peace Proposals.
London, April 11.
>ir .Mtcliae’ HirUiWn hopes that ri happy r--nii wilt m.-ue [com tin' peace lifgiii ial-ions. April 15. The Times says that the delegates’ communication was only a feeler, it would be wiser for the Boers to unconditionally surrender without haggling, trusting to British generosity. The Transvaal Legation at Brussels intimates that the conditions of peace include autonomy with a shadowy recognition of sovereignty, an amnesty, a huge grant for restoring equality of languages, and cession of the Rand to Britain. In the House of Commons Mr Balfour stated that Lord Kitchener communicated on Saturday a message from the Boer delegates. A reply had been sent thereto, and a further communication was expected.
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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 191, 17 April 1902, Page 4
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118The Peace Proposals. Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 191, 17 April 1902, Page 4
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