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The 18 pages that link to South African Republic, each with the reason it gives.

• Second Boer WarBroader topic: Britain’s conflict with this republic formed the war’s principal political and military struggle.

• Union of South AfricaBroader topic: It succeeded the Union after a whites-only referendum and constitutional change.

• Jameson RaidRelated: The failed incursion strengthened the republic's immediate defense and political resolve.

• Great TrekBroader topic: Migrants and their descendants established this major inland republic.

• Orange Free StateCompared with: It was the Orange Free State’s neighboring republic and wartime ally.

• Paul KrugerRelated: Kruger rose through its politics and served as its president.

• VoortrekkersBroader topic: It became one of the enduring states established by descendants of the migrants.

• Boer republicsBroader topic: It was the largest and most influential Boer republic.

• First Boer WarRelated: Its restored autonomy became the political outcome later challenged by British expansion.

• Louis BothaRelated: Botha represented this republic in its final years and became its wartime commander.

• Treaty of VereenigingRelated: Its defeat left its leaders negotiating British sovereignty at Vereeniging.

• Natalia RepublicCompared with: Its longer history contrasts with Natalia’s brief independence.

• Witwatersrand Gold RushNarrower topic: The goldfields lay within its territory, making control of mining a political issue.

• BloemfonteinCompared with: Its capital, Pretoria, was a rival center of Boer political power.

• GautengRelated: Its capital, Pretoria, became one of the enduring centers of the province.

• Koos de la ReyNarrower topic: De la Rey served the republic whose independence he fought to defend.

• History of Cape TownCompared with: Its inland political center contrasted with Cape Town’s role as a coastal legislative and port city.

• PolokwaneRelated: The settlement’s early history unfolded under the South African Republic.