Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... perhaps even a super- natural , force ; they knew instinctively that between the slouch hat and buttoned boots there was a human dynamo . The fame which opinion in many countries has brought into being is a real fame , and is so far ...
... perhaps even a super- natural , force ; they knew instinctively that between the slouch hat and buttoned boots there was a human dynamo . The fame which opinion in many countries has brought into being is a real fame , and is so far ...
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... perhaps not surprising . At the Cape , in order to replace his house , Groote Schuur , which had been burnt down , Rhodes had a handsome new one built for him , in an adaptation of the local Dutch style , by the architect Herbert Baker ...
... perhaps not surprising . At the Cape , in order to replace his house , Groote Schuur , which had been burnt down , Rhodes had a handsome new one built for him , in an adaptation of the local Dutch style , by the architect Herbert Baker ...
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... perhaps difficult to find traces of real development in Rhodes's nature . His great- ness lies in his being so important and effective an instrument of destiny . He was aware of this himself , and of the unconscious origin of his ...
... perhaps difficult to find traces of real development in Rhodes's nature . His great- ness lies in his being so important and effective an instrument of destiny . He was aware of this himself , and of the unconscious origin of his ...
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