Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... England people were busy trying to justify that expansion in a variety of high- flown terms , religious and otherwise . Ruskin himself was preaching in such terms as these : This is what England must either do , or perish she must found ...
... England people were busy trying to justify that expansion in a variety of high- flown terms , religious and otherwise . Ruskin himself was preaching in such terms as these : This is what England must either do , or perish she must found ...
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... England what amounted to an ' option ' over Matabeleland . And England in this case practically meant England personified by Rhodes . It need hardly be said that when Rhodes had an option over anything it was apt to be almost as good as ...
... England what amounted to an ' option ' over Matabeleland . And England in this case practically meant England personified by Rhodes . It need hardly be said that when Rhodes had an option over anything it was apt to be almost as good as ...
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... England , where he had learnt that the charter was in no danger of cancellation as a result of his share in the responsibility for the Raid . He landed at Beira , and on hearing the news from Matabeleland hastened to Salisbury , where ...
... England , where he had learnt that the charter was in no danger of cancellation as a result of his share in the responsibility for the Raid . He landed at Beira , and on hearing the news from Matabeleland hastened to Salisbury , where ...
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