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Sir James Rose Innes (1855–1942) was one of South Africa’s leading jurists. This volume deals with Rose Innes’s political career, initially as a member of Cecil John Rhodes’s first ministry in 1890-1893. The political divisions caused by the Jameson Raid forced Rose Innes reluctantly into the loyalist camp. In 1900 he returned to cabinet as attorney-general for the Cape and subsequently was appointed Chief Justice of the Transvaal. Rose Innes was noteworthy as a politician for his sensitive insights into the plight of the country, and for his integrity and moderation, qualities which emerge in his letters.
Brown Boards, Light Wear. Interior Tipped-In Frontispiece, 4 Full-Page Plates Plus Fold-Out Map. Text : Crisp, Clean, Unmarked, Tight. 366 Pages. No DW Seller Inventory 1636
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