Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... settlers , who were not unnaturally enduring hardships , and found Jameson acting most successfully as adminis- trator - so capable was the doctor that he reduced the police from 700 to 100 , and the annual expenses from a quarter of a ...
... settlers , who were not unnaturally enduring hardships , and found Jameson acting most successfully as adminis- trator - so capable was the doctor that he reduced the police from 700 to 100 , and the annual expenses from a quarter of a ...
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... settler in the Trans- vaal not Dutch by birth and not naturalised , and it was especially applied to British settlers . Numerous and active , the Uitlanders had turned a poverty - stricken backveld state into a country with an important ...
... settler in the Trans- vaal not Dutch by birth and not naturalised , and it was especially applied to British settlers . Numerous and active , the Uitlanders had turned a poverty - stricken backveld state into a country with an important ...
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... settlers and the Chartered Company's officials seemed pretty black , if one - tenth of the stories that we heard were true . ' Like most very able people , Rhodes knew how to be grateful . He was generous to all who served his aims ...
... settlers and the Chartered Company's officials seemed pretty black , if one - tenth of the stories that we heard were true . ' Like most very able people , Rhodes knew how to be grateful . He was generous to all who served his aims ...
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