Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... forces had no intention of wasting their time in a mere punitive expedition . Their motive was rob- bery by force . They meant to take no mere soldiers ' pay for their efforts , but insisted on 77 CECIL RHODES.
... forces had no intention of wasting their time in a mere punitive expedition . Their motive was rob- bery by force . They meant to take no mere soldiers ' pay for their efforts , but insisted on 77 CECIL RHODES.
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... force the issue between himself and Kruger , so that the Imperial Government would have to intervene and make a settlement . Beit was to share the expenses ; Jameson was to be put in command of a force on the Bechuanaland border , where ...
... force the issue between himself and Kruger , so that the Imperial Government would have to intervene and make a settlement . Beit was to share the expenses ; Jameson was to be put in command of a force on the Bechuanaland border , where ...
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... who divided the white troops into three columns , had with him two soldiers en route for the peerage , Colonel Plumer and Colonel Baden - Powell . It is worth noting , as C an instance of the force of Rhodes's example , the 105 CECIL ...
... who divided the white troops into three columns , had with him two soldiers en route for the peerage , Colonel Plumer and Colonel Baden - Powell . It is worth noting , as C an instance of the force of Rhodes's example , the 105 CECIL ...
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