Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... head . 6 ' We must always remember , ' he said again , harping on his one perennial string , that the gist of the South African question lies in the extension of the Cape Colony to the Zambesi . ' Others might consider that it lay more ...
... head . 6 ' We must always remember , ' he said again , harping on his one perennial string , that the gist of the South African question lies in the extension of the Cape Colony to the Zambesi . ' Others might consider that it lay more ...
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... 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 would obviously force the issue between ...
... 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 would obviously force the issue between ...
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... head . His legs became dropsical , and a cylinder of oxygen appeared at his bedside . Then Jack Grimmer arrived , and Rhodes would hardly allow him out of his sight . Dr. Jameson was tirelessly attentive , Queen Alex- andra sent him a ...
... head . His legs became dropsical , and a cylinder of oxygen appeared at his bedside . Then Jack Grimmer arrived , and Rhodes would hardly allow him out of his sight . Dr. Jameson was tirelessly attentive , Queen Alex- andra sent him a ...
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