Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... pleasant traits , and no doubt a very helpful one . was drunk for years on end - but it was with that fiercest of intoxicants . power , He V RETURNING from Johannesburg to Kimberley , Rhodes applied himself A 49 CECIL RHODES.
... pleasant traits , and no doubt a very helpful one . was drunk for years on end - but it was with that fiercest of intoxicants . power , He V RETURNING from Johannesburg to Kimberley , Rhodes applied himself A 49 CECIL RHODES.
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... doubt felt that such a system would be far too like making common cause with Rhodes , the exemplar of his dearest antipathies , and he clung with the utmost doggedness to his prejudices and principles . So there had gradually come into ...
... doubt felt that such a system would be far too like making common cause with Rhodes , the exemplar of his dearest antipathies , and he clung with the utmost doggedness to his prejudices and principles . So there had gradually come into ...
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... doubt fail to convince ' the reviewers . They would complain that a character must develop , and it is perhaps difficult to find traces of real development in Rhodes's nature . His great- ness lies in his being so important and ...
... doubt fail to convince ' the reviewers . They would complain that a character must develop , and it is perhaps difficult to find traces of real development in Rhodes's nature . His great- ness lies in his being so important and ...
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