Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... imperialist he was what is commonly under- stood to be a great man . Whether he is to be regarded as a good one , a really civilised one , or even a pleasant one , must depend to some extent on the individual viewpoint . It is the ...
... imperialist he was what is commonly under- stood to be a great man . Whether he is to be regarded as a good one , a really civilised one , or even a pleasant one , must depend to some extent on the individual viewpoint . It is the ...
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... Imperialist ' assures us that Rhodes gave his employees not only swimming - baths but everything that can benefit them , ' including enforced total abstinence , and a manufactory of mineral waters as a substitute . ' For every- thing ...
... Imperialist ' assures us that Rhodes gave his employees not only swimming - baths but everything that can benefit them , ' including enforced total abstinence , and a manufactory of mineral waters as a substitute . ' For every- thing ...
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... waves of sentiment which sweep it on from one crusade to another . His own Imperialist ' message ' was voiced not only by himself but by Kipling . So he built a cottage in the grounds of Groote Schuur ' for artists 139 CECIL RHODES.
... waves of sentiment which sweep it on from one crusade to another . His own Imperialist ' message ' was voiced not only by himself but by Kipling . So he built a cottage in the grounds of Groote Schuur ' for artists 139 CECIL RHODES.
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