Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... able to take full advantage of the chance that offered , there might have been scarcely a limit to his wealth and power . It is a disturbing thought , because history does not encourage the idea that human beings are particularly fitted ...
... able to take full advantage of the chance that offered , there might have been scarcely a limit to his wealth and power . It is a disturbing thought , because history does not encourage the idea that human beings are particularly fitted ...
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... able to use the advantages of his position as Prime Minister to try and further his interests as gold - magnate . It was one of his principles to give a free hand to his subordinates if he thought they knew what he was after - an ...
... able to use the advantages of his position as Prime Minister to try and further his interests as gold - magnate . It was one of his principles to give a free hand to his subordinates if he thought they knew what he was after - an ...
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... able to write of it without dipping the pen , for the space of a few pages , in syrup . Why is such sickening emphasis laid upon this trait ? Be- cause it is exceptional to be fond of one's garden ? No , it is because Rhodes spent not a ...
... able to write of it without dipping the pen , for the space of a few pages , in syrup . Why is such sickening emphasis laid upon this trait ? Be- cause it is exceptional to be fond of one's garden ? No , it is because Rhodes spent not a ...
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