Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... Cecil was the fifth son of the second wife , Louisa Peacock , whose nature was more genial than that of her hus- band , a man with a long nose and heavy jowl , who was strict and evangelical in his way of life . He hoped that all his ...
... Cecil was the fifth son of the second wife , Louisa Peacock , whose nature was more genial than that of her hus- band , a man with a long nose and heavy jowl , who was strict and evangelical in his way of life . He hoped that all his ...
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... Cecil went to stay with some people at Pietermaritzburg , who found him ' very quiet and a great reader . ' He had not yet given up the idea that it would be ' nice ' to be a clergyman . His brother Herbert's farm was in the Um- komaas ...
... Cecil went to stay with some people at Pietermaritzburg , who found him ' very quiet and a great reader . ' He had not yet given up the idea that it would be ' nice ' to be a clergyman . His brother Herbert's farm was in the Um- komaas ...
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... Cecil in sole charge of the cotton farm . A more peaceful man might have been content to spend the rest of his life at Umkomaas , which had then the makings of an earthly paradise . The climate is excel- lent , the ... Cecil 15 CECIL RHODES.
... Cecil in sole charge of the cotton farm . A more peaceful man might have been content to spend the rest of his life at Umkomaas , which had then the makings of an earthly paradise . The climate is excel- lent , the ... Cecil 15 CECIL RHODES.
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