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From ‘Brother Boer’ to ‘Dirty Boers’: Colonizing the colonizers through the popular representations of the Boer in the British illustrated journal 1899–1902

Simon PoppleUniversity of Leeds
Pages 137-156 | Published online: 07 Sep 2013

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Simon Popple. (2012) From ‘Brother Boer’ to ‘Dirty Boers’: Colonizing the colonizers through the popular representations of the Boer in the British illustrated journal 1899–1902. Journal of War & Culture Studies 5:2, pages 137-156.
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