Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... question . The situation in Bechuanaland was in every way complicated . Various white adventurers had taken advantage of disputes between the native chiefs to get hold of land , and Boer trekkers from the Transvaal had already estab ...
... question . The situation in Bechuanaland was in every way complicated . Various white adventurers had taken advantage of disputes between the native chiefs to get hold of land , and Boer trekkers from the Transvaal had already estab ...
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... question lies in the extension of the Cape Colony to the Zambesi . ' Others might consider that it lay more probably in the future relationships between the races , between English and Dutch , and more espe- cially between white and ...
... question lies in the extension of the Cape Colony to the Zambesi . ' Others might consider that it lay more probably in the future relationships between the races , between English and Dutch , and more espe- cially between white and ...
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... of opinion on the native question . These two individuals , had they been in a position to decide it , would have done so in fundamentally different ways . XIV FROM the age of seventeen Rhodes had been not 124 CECIL RHODES.
... of opinion on the native question . These two individuals , had they been in a position to decide it , would have done so in fundamentally different ways . XIV FROM the age of seventeen Rhodes had been not 124 CECIL RHODES.
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