Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... Basil Williams puts it , ' began a rare game of beggar - my - neigh- bour ' —a game that has justly been described elsewhere in somewhat harsher terms . ' The special type of instinct which Providence had implanted in Mr. Cecil Rhodes ...
... Basil Williams puts it , ' began a rare game of beggar - my - neigh- bour ' —a game that has justly been described elsewhere in somewhat harsher terms . ' The special type of instinct which Providence had implanted in Mr. Cecil Rhodes ...
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... Basil Williams frankly records , it became too stout to be a safe plaything for children . ' Rhodes was the reverse of selfish where his house and estate were concerned . He gave the Cape Town public such free access to his property ...
... Basil Williams frankly records , it became too stout to be a safe plaything for children . ' Rhodes was the reverse of selfish where his house and estate were concerned . He gave the Cape Town public such free access to his property ...
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... Basil Williams seeks to justify Rhodes's creed on the grounds of his deep sense of public duty , his tenacity of purpose , and , above all , on his underlying sympathy and desire for co - operation even with opponents , without which it ...
... Basil Williams seeks to justify Rhodes's creed on the grounds of his deep sense of public duty , his tenacity of purpose , and , above all , on his underlying sympathy and desire for co - operation even with opponents , without which it ...
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