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CHURCH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

NO CXXXVI. JULY 1909.

ART. I.-THE UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA AND THE NATIVE QUESTION.

1. The State: The Organ of Closer Union. A South African National Magazine. (Capetown: Printed for the Proprietors by the Cape Times. 1909).

2. Address delivered by Lord Selborne before the Congregation of the University of the Cape of Good Hope, February 27, 1909. (Pretoria: Government Printing Office.)

3. The South African Natives: Their Progress and Present Condition. Edited by the South African Native Races Committee. (London: John Murray. 1908.)

4. Leaven: A Black and White Story. BLACKBURN. (London: Alston Rivers.

By DOUGLAS 1908.)

Ar Bloemfontein on May 11, 1909, the dough, of which the ingredients had taken eight months to knead, was put into the national oven in the hope that, when baked, it would come out a fragrant loaf of home-made bread, fit for the consumption of all the children of South Africa. This homely metaphor is borrowed from the High Commissioner's farewell speech to the delegates of the Convention who were entrusted with the magnificent task of shaping a new nation, and most of whom are at this moment here in England hoping to see their great work crowned with success in the Imperial Parliament.

The Closer Union of South Africa may, we trust, be now considered an 'assured fact,' in the absence of unforeVOL. LXVIII.-NO. CXXXVI.

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