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...John R. Reed Gender, Race, and the Writing of Empire: Public Discourse and the Boer War . By Paula M. Krebs . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 1999 . Pp. 205 + 12. $59.95 . hc. 0-521-65322-3. Copyright © 2001 Regents of the University of Colorado 2001 March 2001 93...

... by these essays thus seems n o t simply help­ ful but necessary to sorting out our own ethical positions. University of Colorado Charlotte Sussman Gender, Race, and the Writing ofEmpire: Public Discourse and the Boer War. By Paula M. Krebs. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999. Pp. 205 + 12. $59.95. he. 0...

... Department 912; Attorney General 1367, 296, “Detention of Book ‘The Mobile Boer,’” 1904, Cape Town Archives Repository; Attorney General 1441, 4790, “Book Entitled ‘De Dochter van den Handsuffer [Handsopper]’: Detention of,” 1904, Cape Town Archives Repository. 26 Customs and Excise 209, A10/26X...

... Gettys­ burg, a reenactment o f the Boer War by a cast of hundreds, and a reenactment of th e battle o f Santiago. In th e " J im Key" concession one could see an intelligent horse that could count and make change, fetch files and the newspaper, and oper­ ate the telephone, am ong other talents. One could...

..., e.g., Randy Allen Harris and Sarah Tolmie, "Cognitive Allegory: An Introduction," Metaphor and Symbol 26, no. 2 (2011 ): 109-20, as well as the other articles in this special issue of Metaphor and Symbol·, R. Gibbs and E. Boers, "Metaphoric Processing of Allegorical Poetry," in Metaphor and Culture...

... in that it is simple, inexorable, terrible."11 In this con­ ception, it is this inexorable unbroken line o f apocalyptic tim e that leads from the bloody shambles of act five to the blood-boltered Boer bodies of the concentration camp. But another, older order of apocalyptic tim e is still at w ork in Hamlet...

... rendered a n o n ym o u s in Three Guineas, th e y d e p ict e m in e n t p u b lic fig u re s (Stavely, 1998), w h o m W o o lf expected her readers to be able to recognise (W oolf, 1985: 149-50). The general is Lord Baden-P ow ell, hero o f th e Boer W ar and fo u n d e r o f th e BoyScouts, appearing...