Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... 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 himself and Kruger , so that ...
... 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 himself and Kruger , so that ...
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... hold of , and had branded them with the mark C.C. , presumably on the prin- ciple that possession is nine points of the law . In this connection it is important to under- stand that for the natives their herds were not merely a source ...
... hold of , and had branded them with the mark C.C. , presumably on the prin- ciple that possession is nine points of the law . In this connection it is important to under- stand that for the natives their herds were not merely a source ...
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... hold which such prophets obtain over Africans is best shown by the career of the Mahdi . They invariably assert that the white man's bullets will turn to water , and drive whole tribes into the most reckless follies . The doings of the ...
... hold which such prophets obtain over Africans is best shown by the career of the Mahdi . They invariably assert that the white man's bullets will turn to water , and drive whole tribes into the most reckless follies . The doings of the ...
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