Convention of Bloemfontein

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The Convention of Bloemfontein was an 1854 agreement between the British and Boer leaders that granted independence to the Orange Free State in southern Africa.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century treaty
historical treaty
international agreement
category 1854 in Africa
Boer republics
History of the Free State province
Treaties of the United Kingdom
concernsTerritory Orange River Sovereignty
grantedIndependenceTo Orange Free State
hasDate 1854
hasEffect recognition of Boer independence north of the Orange River
withdrawal of British authority from the Orange River Sovereignty
hasLegalStatus treaty between the British Crown and Boer settlers
hasSubject Boer self-government
British colonial policy in southern Africa
hasYear 1854
language Dutch
English
locatedInRegion southern Africa
partOf history of British Empire in Africa
history of the Orange Free State
precedes establishment of the Orange Free State government
resultedInCreationOf Orange Free State
signedBy Boer leaders
UK government
surface form: British government

United Kingdom
representatives of the Orange River Sovereignty
tookPlaceIn Bloemfontein
tookPlaceInCountry South Africa

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Orange Free State establishedBy Convention of Bloemfontein
Orange Free State establishedBy Convention of Bloemfontein
this entity surface form: Treaty of Bloemfontein
Sand River Convention relatedEvent Convention of Bloemfontein
this entity surface form: Bloemfontein Convention