Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... Pretoria with Kruger , the nature of which probably had a strong influence on the future dispositions of both men . No- body was so much disliked by Rhodes as a man whom he could not persuade , and Kruger was one of those rare people ...
... Pretoria with Kruger , the nature of which probably had a strong influence on the future dispositions of both men . No- body was so much disliked by Rhodes as a man whom he could not persuade , and Kruger was one of those rare people ...
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... Pretoria Government had expressly declared , To all inhabitants , without exception , we promise the protection of the law , and all the privileges attendant thereon . ' It was ineffi- cient if only because it was wasteful . Bribery and ...
... Pretoria Government had expressly declared , To all inhabitants , without exception , we promise the protection of the law , and all the privileges attendant thereon . ' It was ineffi- cient if only because it was wasteful . Bribery and ...
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... Pretoria , where it was treated with contempt . Indeed , contempt was the keynote of all Kruger's dealings with the Uitlanders , and it became clear to all parties concerned that there would soon be serious trouble . As if Kruger had ...
... Pretoria , where it was treated with contempt . Indeed , contempt was the keynote of all Kruger's dealings with the Uitlanders , and it became clear to all parties concerned that there would soon be serious trouble . As if Kruger had ...
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