Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... desires of their originators . Rhodes was inclined to be a gross feeder , and had he been a little less carnivorous he might possibly have been a milder man . With regard to drink , it is obvious that no drunkard could have 48 CECIL RHODES.
... desires of their originators . Rhodes was inclined to be a gross feeder , and had he been a little less carnivorous he might possibly have been a milder man . With regard to drink , it is obvious that no drunkard could have 48 CECIL RHODES.
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... withstanding his insidious per- suasiveness . On this occasion Rhodes pro- posed nothing less than that they should work together to rob the Portuguese of Delagoa Bay . VIII AGAIN and again Rhodes had had reason to be 73 CECIL RHODES.
... withstanding his insidious per- suasiveness . On this occasion Rhodes pro- posed nothing less than that they should work together to rob the Portuguese of Delagoa Bay . VIII AGAIN and again Rhodes had had reason to be 73 CECIL RHODES.
Страница 134
... less at their machines in the nineteenth cen- tury and loafed a little more , it is conceivable that we might have been less easily rushed towards the War , and even that we might have been less subject to some of our present ills ...
... less at their machines in the nineteenth cen- tury and loafed a little more , it is conceivable that we might have been less easily rushed towards the War , and even that we might have been less subject to some of our present ills ...
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