Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... reason for appre- hension about the north , and the source of that apprehension did not now lie in Bechuana- land . Reports were reaching him that Kruger had turned his attention to the vast hinterland that lay beyond the Transvaal ...
... reason for appre- hension about the north , and the source of that apprehension did not now lie in Bechuana- land . Reports were reaching him that Kruger had turned his attention to the vast hinterland that lay beyond the Transvaal ...
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... his insidious per- suasiveness . On this occasion Rhodes pro- posed nothing less than that they should work together to rob the Portuguese of Delagoa Bay . VIII AGAIN and again Rhodes had had reason to be 73 CECIL RHODES.
... his insidious per- suasiveness . On this occasion Rhodes pro- posed nothing less than that they should work together to rob the Portuguese of Delagoa Bay . VIII AGAIN and again Rhodes had had reason to be 73 CECIL RHODES.
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... reason for her going to Africa was advanced with more than eloquence . Lowering her voice dramatic- ally , she explained that her husband was a brute , a monster of cruelty , but that in Russia the machinery of divorce was slow and com ...
... reason for her going to Africa was advanced with more than eloquence . Lowering her voice dramatic- ally , she explained that her husband was a brute , a monster of cruelty , but that in Russia the machinery of divorce was slow and com ...
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