Report of the Select Committee of the Cape of Good Hope House of Assembly On the Jameson Raid Into the Territory of the South African Republic

This report presents the findings of the select committee of the Cape of Good Hope House of Assembly regarding the Jameson Raid into the South African Republic in 1895-1896. It includes extensive evidence and testimonies, as well as a comprehensive analysis of the political and military events surrounding the raid and its aftermath. This report is a crucial source for historians, political scientists, and anyone interested in the history of colonialism, imperialism, and resistance in southern Africa.

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