Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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William Plomer. INTRODUCTORY CECIL RHODES was one of those men whom Nature seems to produce from time to time for the fulfilment of her own inscrutable pur- poses , men who seem to have about them something fatal and compelling , which ...
William Plomer. INTRODUCTORY CECIL RHODES was one of those men whom Nature seems to produce from time to time for the fulfilment of her own inscrutable pur- poses , men who seem to have about them something fatal and compelling , which ...
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... seems ever to have been as dear to him as Pickering was . Commonly spoken of as a woman - hater , Rhodes was very shy in the presence of women , and they often made him blush . He seems to have had a boyish respect for them and little ...
... seems ever to have been as dear to him as Pickering was . Commonly spoken of as a woman - hater , Rhodes was very shy in the presence of women , and they often made him blush . He seems to have had a boyish respect for them and little ...
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... seems to show that war leads to what is called a better understanding ' ; and as for peace , that seems to lead to war . At the time when Rhodes made his speech Princess Radziwill was in Cape Town prepar- ing to publish her Imperialist ...
... seems to show that war leads to what is called a better understanding ' ; and as for peace , that seems to lead to war . At the time when Rhodes made his speech Princess Radziwill was in Cape Town prepar- ing to publish her Imperialist ...
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