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Sir Graham Bower

Irish colonial official of the British Empire
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    Instead, Graham Bower, the secretary to Hercules Robinson, the high commissioner for South Africa, served as a scapegoat. He was found guilty of “grave dereliction of duty” and was forced to resign. Rhodes was forced to resign as prime minister of Cape Colony and from his…

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    Instead, Graham Bower, the secretary to Hercules Robinson, the high commissioner for South Africa, served as a scapegoat. He was found guilty of “grave dereliction of duty” and was forced to resign. Rhodes was forced to resign as prime minister of Cape Colony and from his…

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