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… Leander Starr Jameson was the son of Robert William Jameson and Christian Pringle. After his parents moved to London, he went to school at Goldolphin in Hammersmith. Jameson went for a medical profession at the University … of Rhodesia . London: Eyre Methuen.|Longford, E. (1982) Jameson's Raid: The Prelude to the Boer War ., 2nd edition. …

… Jameson Gilbert Coka was born in 1910 on a white farm near … Jameson Gilbert Coka …

… moderate, he worked closely with Rhodes until the  Jameson Raid  that severed ties between Afrikaners and the …

… of the Transvaal and managed to crush the Jameson Raid in January 1896. He died soon after besieging …

… Poel’s best-known works were on the British role in the Jameson Raid and on Smuts . She, along with Helene Malan, …

… John Rhodes , but was forced to resign after the failed  Jameson Raid  in 1896. He returned to Parliament in 1898 and …

… became increasingly anti-imperialist, especially after the Jameson Raid . Early Life and business career Merriman was … revealed Rhodes’ corrupt dealings. He was outraged by the Jameson Raid, and broke definitively with Rhodes. After the … opposed the Progressive Party government of Leander Starr Jameson , whose cabinet was made up only of English members. …

… of Lord Salisbury, and was one of the conspirators in the Jameson Raid , after which he, together with Lord Alfred … and request help from the Cape, whereupon Leander Starr Jameson would lead a heavily armed cavalry to their assistance. Jameson’s attack would be justified as an initiative to …

… of Cecil John Rhodes, and when Rhodes fell after the Jameson Raid , he was well-placed to become prime minister … Rhodes, who was being investigated by an enquiry into the Jameson Raid. He also raised the anger of the Bond when he …

… increased the pressure on Kruger, but the failed Jameson Raid of 1895-1896 spoiled the possibility of a … aftermath of the Raid showed Kruger at his political peak. Jameson and his officers were released to stand trial in …

… Barkley West remained faithful to Rhodes even after the  Jameson Raid and he continued as its member until his death. … Rhodes’ BSAC was facing complete financial ruin. Leander Jameson suggested to Rhodes that ‘getting Matabeleland open … impis. This was however a ploy, consciously concucted by Jameson in conjunction with Rhodes, in order to ensure that …

… and South Africa were dealing with the aftermath of the Jameson Raid , the abortive coup mounted by Leander Starr Jameson in cahoots with Cecil John Rhodes and also, according … arrived in the middle of the extreme tension following the Jameson Raid.  Under his soothing influence a degree of calm …

… partnership until he was disillusioned by the Jameson Raid. He later married Krige in 1897 and together …

… the Merriman government as Attorney-General after Dr Jameson’s Progressive ‘Unionist’ party lost the 1908 … T. Plaatje: an African at Mafeking. Macmillan. 3. Neame, L.E (1929). Some South African Politicians, Maskew Millar. 4. …

… with Britain. Nevertheless, he helped to capture the Jameson raiders. When speakers in the Raadzaal called for …

… on residency prior to July 1892. The folly of the Jameson Raid of December 1895, had however, strengthened …