Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... land to niggers , ' and which obliged one of his greatest antagon- ists to refer to Rhodesia as this land where man creeps on his belly to wound his fellow in the dark , and where an acre of gold is worth a thousand souls , and a reef ...
... land to niggers , ' and which obliged one of his greatest antagon- ists to refer to Rhodesia as this land where man creeps on his belly to wound his fellow in the dark , and where an acre of gold is worth a thousand souls , and a reef ...
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... Land of Goshen right across the road to the interior . Rhodes was most anxious to keep the way clear , and he felt ... lands in question . At this critical moment , however , circumstances aided him unexpectedly . The scramble for Africa ...
... Land of Goshen right across the road to the interior . Rhodes was most anxious to keep the way clear , and he felt ... lands in question . At this critical moment , however , circumstances aided him unexpectedly . The scramble for Africa ...
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... land sharks and shady sahibs , whose advance was eventu- ally made so much easier by the strong current of Rhodes's monomania . Mackenzie was no disbeliever in the merits of his own race and its right to assert itself . In fact , he ...
... land sharks and shady sahibs , whose advance was eventu- ally made so much easier by the strong current of Rhodes's monomania . Mackenzie was no disbeliever in the merits of his own race and its right to assert itself . In fact , he ...
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