Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... knew instinctively that between the slouch hat and buttoned boots there was a human dynamo . The fame which opinion in many countries has brought into being is a real fame , and is so far standing the test of time , and the fact is ...
... knew instinctively that between the slouch hat and buttoned boots there was a human dynamo . The fame which opinion in many countries has brought into being is a real fame , and is so far standing the test of time , and the fact is ...
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... knew his own mind but not its limi- tations . But where Rhodes had vast aims and the backing of an Imperial power at its zenith , Kruger only wanted independence for his little republic of rough - and - ready farmers— like the Matabele ...
... knew his own mind but not its limi- tations . But where Rhodes had vast aims and the backing of an Imperial power at its zenith , Kruger only wanted independence for his little republic of rough - and - ready farmers— like the Matabele ...
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... knew what he was after - an excellent prin- ciple , and one which encouraged both respon- sibility and initiative . Provided that they were successful , he did not quibble over the ways by which success had been obtained . In the case ...
... knew what he was after - an excellent prin- ciple , and one which encouraged both respon- sibility and initiative . Provided that they were successful , he did not quibble over the ways by which success had been obtained . In the case ...
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