File:Caricature of Louis Botha by D. C. Boonzaier, 1901.jpg

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Description	This is a caricature of Louis Botha headed "Both-a Boer and a Man" by South African cartoonist D. C. Boonzaier (in his Owlographs, 1901). The accompanying short poem, wryly praising Botha's guerilla tactics, reads: Botha, now the papers say, Is clearly without artillery, But we know that they're wrong, For he carries a maxim true and strong, It has nothing to do with powder or ball, But it saves the Boers from many a fall, It refers to fighting and running away, So as to fight some other day
Source	Original publication: "Owlographs", published in Cape Town by Cape Times Ltd Immediate source: In a copy of the original publication, which I photographed.
Date	1901.
Author	D. C Boonzaier (Life time: 1865-1950)
Permission (Reusing this file)	See below.

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File:Caricature of Louis Botha by D. C. Boonzaier, 1901.jpg

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