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The fighting done by both Zulu: and Arabs. however. was in the usual style of savage battle, an attem t. by sheer force of numbers. to bear own and crush the array 01 the enemy. On several occasions the troops of the English have suffered severe re- verses, and the defense of the Soudan arid UpperEgypkwns 59 effectiye ”3.3: while of the The annexation have occasionally been peaceably made, by treaty or oth- erwise, but as a rule the annexed tribe had to be euhjugated by: force before the process was complete. and several sevam wars with the natives have been waged by the British troops. The Af- ricans were far from bein lovers of peace, and their warlike ha. its render them formidable opponents. when. as is generally the case, they greatly out- number the civilized force brought into the field against them. Some of the hardest fighting ever done by British soldiers was seen In floaLs over Cape any. Basuto Land. halal, Zululand. Bechuanaland. Zam- besi and NyasoL Jd. 0n the east coast. Zanzibar and Pemha, Ibea. the Somzil Cont and Sokotra. acknowledge Brn- thh authority. while in the northeast. ELISE-Vt is. to all interns and urposeg. a_ British province. the whole 0 the Bri- txsh possessions covering a gram] total uI 1406,00!) square miles. or nearly the combined area of the United Statesand Mexico The means by which so mag- pificent a domain were acquired natur- ally excite the curiosity "of every one who [eels an interest in the progress of_ national mgv-‘mehm. particularly 0.1.. Barnum mum, wnue. arm: “at ‘1 "If? 0! must effort, the Indians IMF 50 ha" completely failed in their “tempt! to Inbdue the Abyssinians.‘ In striking contrast with the feeble tundition o! the colonies founded by oth- er countries in the aggressive attitude of the English. who have not only occu- pied, bl“. have peopled VAST DISTRICTS 7Tb?!) are mg hta conuPrning the holdings at ca. 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