Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... diamonds on the sly to the so - called ' illicit ' diamond buyers . The leakage was now remedied by keeping the natives shut up in compounds where they could be most rigorously searched for dia- monds , as if for lice . Here , too 50 V ...
... diamonds on the sly to the so - called ' illicit ' diamond buyers . The leakage was now remedied by keeping the natives shut up in compounds where they could be most rigorously searched for dia- monds , as if for lice . Here , too 50 V ...
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... diamonds was con- sidered to be limited , and now here were Barney Barnato's group , besides a French Company , and Rhodes's De Beers as well , producing more and more diamonds , of which the price was already tending to sink . Steps ...
... diamonds was con- sidered to be limited , and now here were Barney Barnato's group , besides a French Company , and Rhodes's De Beers as well , producing more and more diamonds , of which the price was already tending to sink . Steps ...
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... diamonds was the most auspicious and appro- priate foundation imaginable for a policy of commercial Imperialism . He ... diamond diggings , and established De Beers . ' Rhodes's first step was to leave for Europe , where , with the ...
... diamonds was the most auspicious and appro- priate foundation imaginable for a policy of commercial Imperialism . He ... diamond diggings , and established De Beers . ' Rhodes's first step was to leave for Europe , where , with the ...
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