Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... Zambesi . ' Others might consider that it lay more probably in the future relationships between the races , between English and Dutch , and more espe- cially between white and black . But Rhodes had at this time particular reason for ...
... Zambesi . ' Others might consider that it lay more probably in the future relationships between the races , between English and Dutch , and more espe- cially between white and black . But Rhodes had at this time particular reason for ...
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... Zambesi , where they soon brought the Mashona into subjection . Their leader then had been Umsiligazi , one of Chaka's generals ; their king now was Lobengula , the son of Umsiligazi . With a climate not extreme , the country of the ...
... Zambesi , where they soon brought the Mashona into subjection . Their leader then had been Umsiligazi , one of Chaka's generals ; their king now was Lobengula , the son of Umsiligazi . With a climate not extreme , the country of the ...
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... Zambesi . ' The facts are these . The actual words used by Rhodes were , Equal rights for every white man south of the Zambesi , ' and thus he was correctly reported in the Eastern Province Herald . A copy of the newspaper was at once ...
... Zambesi . ' The facts are these . The actual words used by Rhodes were , Equal rights for every white man south of the Zambesi , ' and thus he was correctly reported in the Eastern Province Herald . A copy of the newspaper was at once ...
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