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African Colonial Members Of The Closer Union Convention Of 1908 Who Reached Terms Which Resulted In The British Parliament Passing The South Africa Act Of 1909. Members Include: Second Row From Top, Second From Right, Jan Christiaan Smuts, 1870 A
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African Colonial Members Of The Closer Union Convention Of 1908 Who Reached Terms Which Resulted In The British Parliament Passing The South Africa Act Of 1909. Members Include: Second Row From Top, Second From Right, Jan Christiaan Smuts, 1870 A
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Africa Africans Boer Botha Christiaan Commonwealth Convention General Group Leader Louis Member Members Military Minister Philosopher Politician Prime Rebel South Statesman Union Afrikaner Christiaan Rudolf De Wet Closer Delegates Jan Christiaan Smuts Louis Botha Rudolf Smuts
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The print captures a significant moment in African colonial history, showcasing the members of the Closer Union Convention of 1908. This convention played a crucial role in reaching terms that ultimately led to the British Parliament passing the South Africa Act of 1909. Amongst these distinguished individuals, we find Jan Christiaan Smuts, positioned second from right in the second row from top. Jan Christiaan Smuts was not only an influential member of this convention but also a renowned philosopher and leader. His portrait exudes determination and intelligence as he stands alongside other prominent figures who were instrumental in shaping South Africa's future. This photograph is more than just a group portrait; it represents a turning point for both South Africa and its people. The delegates present at this convention were rebels, ministers, military leaders, statesmen - all united by their common goal: to forge closer ties between African colonies. Louis Botha and Christiaan Rudolf de Wet are also captured within this frame, further emphasizing the significance of this gathering. These Afrikaner politicians played pivotal roles in advocating for change and progress within their respective communities. Ken Welsh's skillful composition allows us to witness history unfolding before our eyes through this powerful image. It serves as a reminder that unity can overcome adversity and pave the way for transformative legislation such as the South Africa Act of 1909.
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