Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... the offer , thus giving Rhodes one- fifth of the capital of his own Kimberley Central mine - he forgot that one needs a long spoon to sup with the Devil . He imagined that he would still be able to retain con- trol 52 CECIL RHODES.
... the offer , thus giving Rhodes one- fifth of the capital of his own Kimberley Central mine - he forgot that one needs a long spoon to sup with the Devil . He imagined that he would still be able to retain con- trol 52 CECIL RHODES.
Страница 53
... through his fingers . Another ' dream ' had come true . It need hardly be added that the establish- ment of the monopoly brought distress to many private individuals who were not dominated so much by greed 53 CECIL RHODES.
... through his fingers . Another ' dream ' had come true . It need hardly be added that the establish- ment of the monopoly brought distress to many private individuals who were not dominated so much by greed 53 CECIL RHODES.
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... Rhodes was determined that in any event their social and economic status was , as a matter of business , to be kept down to a level which should ensure servility to their white ... Rhodes which give us some understanding of 128 CECIL RHODES.
... Rhodes was determined that in any event their social and economic status was , as a matter of business , to be kept down to a level which should ensure servility to their white ... Rhodes which give us some understanding of 128 CECIL RHODES.
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