Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... fact is plain that Rhodes was not merely , as some have said , a vulgar land - grabber and jingo imperialist he was ... facts , what kind of man this great man was . Writ- ΙΟ CECIL RHODES.
... fact is plain that Rhodes was not merely , as some have said , a vulgar land - grabber and jingo imperialist he was ... facts , what kind of man this great man was . Writ- ΙΟ CECIL RHODES.
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... fact overhead . The Englishman , in fact , deceives himself , and deserves to be called a hypocrite . He does not say , ' I hate , ' ' I love , ' ' I want , ' but ' I think I ought- , ' ' It is my duty to- , ' ' It is only right that I ...
... fact overhead . The Englishman , in fact , deceives himself , and deserves to be called a hypocrite . He does not say , ' I hate , ' ' I love , ' ' I want , ' but ' I think I ought- , ' ' It is my duty to- , ' ' It is only right that I ...
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... fact spoken the words as printed . This was on the eve of a General Election , and Rhodes was bound to consider the importance of the coloured vote . He therefore sent back the newspaper , on the margin of which he had written : My ...
... fact spoken the words as printed . This was on the eve of a General Election , and Rhodes was bound to consider the importance of the coloured vote . He therefore sent back the newspaper , on the margin of which he had written : My ...
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