Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... themselves , like the English , capable of cruelty , cupidity and cunning . But it was Rhodes's inability to allow for that ' personal dignity ' in others that half - blinded him to the future of the 151 CECIL RHODES.
... themselves , like the English , capable of cruelty , cupidity and cunning . But it was Rhodes's inability to allow for that ' personal dignity ' in others that half - blinded him to the future of the 151 CECIL RHODES.
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... allow for the personal dignity of the blacks still blinds them to the fact that the latter , yes , they too , may sooner or later come into their own . When someone suggested to him that it was an awful pity ' that the war had ever ...
... allow for the personal dignity of the blacks still blinds them to the fact that the latter , yes , they too , may sooner or later come into their own . When someone suggested to him that it was an awful pity ' that the war had ever ...
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... allow of the use of detailed footnotes . I apologise for omissions and shortcomings , and make due acknowledgment of my debt to the efforts of many previous writers and to the publishers of those efforts . And I must not forget to thank ...
... allow of the use of detailed footnotes . I apologise for omissions and shortcomings , and make due acknowledgment of my debt to the efforts of many previous writers and to the publishers of those efforts . And I must not forget to thank ...
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