Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... their originators . Rhodes was inclined to be a gross feeder , and had he been a little less carnivorous he might possibly have been a milder man . With regard to drink , it is obvious that no drunkard could have 48 CECIL RHODES.
... their originators . Rhodes was inclined to be a gross feeder , and had he been a little less carnivorous he might possibly have been a milder man . With regard to drink , it is obvious that no drunkard could have 48 CECIL RHODES.
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... regard the English policy in South Africa as lies , treachery , intrigues , and secret investigation against the government , ' while Rhodes became for him in due course someone scarcely to be mentioned by name and referred to ( so it ...
... regard the English policy in South Africa as lies , treachery , intrigues , and secret investigation against the government , ' while Rhodes became for him in due course someone scarcely to be mentioned by name and referred to ( so it ...
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... regard to the Uitlanders might justly be considered a triumph of stupidity . Instead of trying to turn them into contented citizens , he denied them all political and municipal rights , and treated them not simply as outsiders but ...
... regard to the Uitlanders might justly be considered a triumph of stupidity . Instead of trying to turn them into contented citizens , he denied them all political and municipal rights , and treated them not simply as outsiders but ...
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