Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... human beings are particularly fitted to be autocrats ; it is also a reflection on the haphazard economic system which allows of such a possibility . Opportunity has seldom knocked at any- one's door with such a sledge - hammer , and ...
... human beings are particularly fitted to be autocrats ; it is also a reflection on the haphazard economic system which allows of such a possibility . Opportunity has seldom knocked at any- one's door with such a sledge - hammer , and ...
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... human imagination . You do not know where it comes from , but it comes and the thoughts come , and you are moved as a human atom to carry out those thoughts . ' His abili- ties when quite a young man do not seem to have been inferior to ...
... human imagination . You do not know where it comes from , but it comes and the thoughts come , and you are moved as a human atom to carry out those thoughts . ' His abili- ties when quite a young man do not seem to have been inferior to ...
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... human ? Was Rhodes human ? It is argu- able that many of the less agreeably human activities of the English , and also of the Scotch a race extraordinarily well repre- sented in the annals of African colonisation -are traceable to the ...
... human ? Was Rhodes human ? It is argu- able that many of the less agreeably human activities of the English , and also of the Scotch a race extraordinarily well repre- sented in the annals of African colonisation -are traceable to the ...
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