Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... matter how base , no matter how contemptible , be it lying , bribery or treachery , all and every means were welcome to him , if they led to the attainment of his objects . ' The pot is often a good judge of the kettle's blackness ...
... matter how base , no matter how contemptible , be it lying , bribery or treachery , all and every means were welcome to him , if they led to the attainment of his objects . ' The pot is often a good judge of the kettle's blackness ...
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... matters with the breeziest of bedside manners , as if all the world was his patient . He diagnosed ; he prescribed ; he conquered . His diagnosis was apt to err , as in clinical matters such as his failure to recog- nise smallpox in ...
... matters with the breeziest of bedside manners , as if all the world was his patient . He diagnosed ; he prescribed ; he conquered . His diagnosis was apt to err , as in clinical matters such as his failure to recog- nise smallpox in ...
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... matter of course , as a matter of instinct . Rhodes now moved to Plumer's head- quarters on the edge of the Matopos , and made his preparations . His project His project could hardly have been carried out without the services of a go ...
... matter of course , as a matter of instinct . Rhodes now moved to Plumer's head- quarters on the edge of the Matopos , and made his preparations . His project His project could hardly have been carried out without the services of a go ...
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