Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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William Plomer. 6 ful and helped him to formulate the ' cause he was to live for . How remarkable that cause was may be gathered from the first of his series of wills . This will is dated 19th Sep- tember 1877 , and the testator leaves ...
William Plomer. 6 ful and helped him to formulate the ' cause he was to live for . How remarkable that cause was may be gathered from the first of his series of wills . This will is dated 19th Sep- tember 1877 , and the testator leaves ...
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... cause our country to be soaked in blood . ' If Rhodes had been 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 ...
... cause our country to be soaked in blood . ' If Rhodes had been 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 ...
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... cause with Rhodes , the exemplar of his dearest antipathies , and he clung with the utmost doggedness to his ... caused a large town to come into being . The immi- grants were known as Uitlanders , this term being used 87 CECIL RHODES.
... cause with Rhodes , the exemplar of his dearest antipathies , and he clung with the utmost doggedness to his ... caused a large town to come into being . The immi- grants were known as Uitlanders , this term being used 87 CECIL RHODES.
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