Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... became self - reliant , and learnt to handle niggers . ' Without a struggle , he became colonial in habits and sympathies , where an C immigrant of finer fibre ( like Thomas Pringle fifty years 14 CECIL RHODES.
... became self - reliant , and learnt to handle niggers . ' Without a struggle , he became colonial in habits and sympathies , where an C immigrant of finer fibre ( like Thomas Pringle fifty years 14 CECIL RHODES.
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... became clear that he and Rhodes were not widely divergent in their views on the desirability of unity , and in time they became good friends . Federation , however , was less Rhodes's immediate concern than expansion . ' The Boers ...
... became clear that he and Rhodes were not widely divergent in their views on the desirability of unity , and in time they became good friends . Federation , however , was less Rhodes's immediate concern than expansion . ' The Boers ...
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... became , and re- mained , entirely satisfactory and even cordial . As Milner is reputed to have declared that ' the power of Afrikanderdom must be broken , ' this is perhaps not surprising . At the Cape , in order to replace his house ...
... became , and re- mained , entirely satisfactory and even cordial . As Milner is reputed to have declared that ' the power of Afrikanderdom must be broken , ' this is perhaps not surprising . At the Cape , in order to replace his house ...
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