Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... Dutch , ' he said , ' but it is not so . The Dutch are not beaten ; what is beaten is Krugerism , a corrupt and evil government , no more Dutch in essence than English . No ! The Dutch are as vigor- ous and unconquered to - day as they ...
... Dutch , ' he said , ' but it is not so . The Dutch are not beaten ; what is beaten is Krugerism , a corrupt and evil government , no more Dutch in essence than English . No ! The Dutch are as vigor- ous and unconquered to - day as they ...
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... Dutch - that was his strength . In the later sentences of this speech there is a show of magnanimity , but was it not a magnanimity based firmly on the principle that civil strife is no aid to commerce ? The speech offers no evidence ...
... Dutch - that was his strength . In the later sentences of this speech there is a show of magnanimity , but was it not a magnanimity based firmly on the principle that civil strife is no aid to commerce ? The speech offers no evidence ...
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... Dutch , its civil service is Dutch , its defence and police forces are Dutch , and its flag is not the Union Jack . The ' imaginative ' Rhodes reckoned without that sturdy independence which is inherent in the Dutch character . But let ...
... Dutch , its civil service is Dutch , its defence and police forces are Dutch , and its flag is not the Union Jack . The ' imaginative ' Rhodes reckoned without that sturdy independence which is inherent in the Dutch character . But let ...
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