Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... party , who could have done him harm , by a handsome contribution to the party funds . The application for the charter specified the following objects : ( 1 ) To extend the railway and telegraph northwards towards the Zambesi . ( 2 ) To ...
... party , who could have done him harm , by a handsome contribution to the party funds . The application for the charter specified the following objects : ( 1 ) To extend the railway and telegraph northwards towards the Zambesi . ( 2 ) To ...
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... parties concerned that there would soon be serious trouble . As if Kruger had not been unpleasant enough , he was urged by some of his own people to suppress firmly the rebellious tendencies of Johannesburg , but he replied that ' you ...
... parties concerned that there would soon be serious trouble . As if Kruger had not been unpleasant enough , he was urged by some of his own people to suppress firmly the rebellious tendencies of Johannesburg , but he replied that ' you ...
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... party rode back , Rhodes exultant , the others full of relief , and Stent commenting to himself that the case against the settlers and the Chartered Company's officials seemed pretty black , if one - tenth of the stories that we heard ...
... party rode back , Rhodes exultant , the others full of relief , and Stent commenting to himself that the case against the settlers and the Chartered Company's officials seemed pretty black , if one - tenth of the stories that we heard ...
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