Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... give us any further trouble . ' He had found time for a visit to the north . Heavy rains prevented him from visiting Mashonaland , ' his own ' country , but he had an interview in Pretoria with Kruger , the nature of which probably had ...
... give us any further trouble . ' He had found time for a visit to the north . Heavy rains prevented him from visiting Mashonaland , ' his own ' country , but he had an interview in Pretoria with Kruger , the nature of which probably had ...
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... give the tortoise time to put out its head before you can catch hold of it . ' Since it was plain that there would sooner or later be a rising , Rhodes determined to organise it . By forcing the issue of the Johannesburg trouble he ...
... give the tortoise time to put out its head before you can catch hold of it . ' Since it was plain that there would sooner or later be a rising , Rhodes determined to organise it . By forcing the issue of the Johannesburg trouble he ...
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... give them nothing to do , ' therefore we want to get hold of these young men and make them go out to work , and the only way to do this is to compel them to pay a certain labour tax . ' Besides this , his consistent policy was to forbid ...
... give them nothing to do , ' therefore we want to get hold of these young men and make them go out to work , and the only way to do this is to compel them to pay a certain labour tax . ' Besides this , his consistent policy was to forbid ...
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