...call little in tune with the mood of such an audience : " You think you have beaten the Dutch ! But it is not so. The Dutch are not beaten ; what is beaten...ever been ; the country is still as much theirs as it is yours, and you will have to live and work with them hereafter as in the past. Remember that when...

...in tune with the mood of such an audience : " You think you have beaten the Dutch ! But it is n«t so. The Dutch are not beaten ; what is beaten is Krugerism,...ever been ; the country is still as much theirs as it is yours, and you will have to live and work with them hereafter as in the past. Remember that when...

...but with him familiar note. Basil Williams records it thus: "Youthink you have beaten the Dutch! But it is not so. The Dutch are not beaten. What is beaten...government, no more Dutch in essence than English. The country is still as much Dutch as British, and there must be no vulgar vaunting over your Dutch...

...the South African League in Cape Town. " You think you have beaten the Dutch ! " he told them. " But it is not so. The Dutch are not beaten ; .what is beaten is Krugerism. . . . The Dutch are as vigorous and unconquered to-day as they have ever been . . . and you will have...

...Town, in which he anticipated the Vereeniging Settlement. You think you have beaten the Dutch. But it is not so. The Dutch are not beaten; what is beaten...ever been; the country is still as much theirs as it is yours, and you will have to live and work with them in hereafter as in the past. Remember that...

...which he made to a Cape Town audience after the Boer War : ' You think you have beaten the Dutch. But it is not so. The Dutch are not beaten ; what is beaten...Dutch are as vigorous and unconquered to-day as they ever have been ; the country is still as much theirs as it is yours, and you will have to live and...