Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... official sanction , sometimes in the face of official discouragements , but always with popular approval and official recognition in the end , ' and this had led him to think that he held a sort of general power of attorney from his ...
... official sanction , sometimes in the face of official discouragements , but always with popular approval and official recognition in the end , ' and this had led him to think that he held a sort of general power of attorney from his ...
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... officials of De Beers at Kimberley and of the Chartered Com- pany at the Cape . Rhodes himself was able to use the advantages of his position as Prime Minister to try and further his interests as gold - magnate . It was one of his ...
... officials of De Beers at Kimberley and of the Chartered Com- pany at the Cape . Rhodes himself was able to use the advantages of his position as Prime Minister to try and further his interests as gold - magnate . It was one of his ...
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... officials ; of peculiarly elabor- ate insults to himself when he had paid a formal visit to the white officials in Buluwayo ; and of the extortions and tyrannies of the detested native III CECIL RHODES.
... officials ; of peculiarly elabor- ate insults to himself when he had paid a formal visit to the white officials in Buluwayo ; and of the extortions and tyrannies of the detested native III CECIL RHODES.
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