Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... strong feeling that the natives were more likely to get a fair deal if they came directly under Crown and not ( as Rhodes desired ) Cape control , and he continued to work for them and to oppose to the best of his ability the violent ...
... strong feeling that the natives were more likely to get a fair deal if they came directly under Crown and not ( as Rhodes desired ) Cape control , and he continued to work for them and to oppose to the best of his ability the violent ...
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... strong influence on the future dispositions of both men . No- body was so much disliked by Rhodes as a man whom he could not persuade , and Kruger was one of those rare people who had little difficulty in withstanding his insidious per ...
... strong influence on the future dispositions of both men . No- body was so much disliked by Rhodes as a man whom he could not persuade , and Kruger was one of those rare people who had little difficulty in withstanding his insidious per ...
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... strong was her personal admiration of Rhodes's genius , ' and how strong her ' detesta- tion of his methods , but mainly for the men who sucked the dust from his feet . ' As time went on he was more and more fawned upon and toadied to ...
... strong was her personal admiration of Rhodes's genius , ' and how strong her ' detesta- tion of his methods , but mainly for the men who sucked the dust from his feet . ' As time went on he was more and more fawned upon and toadied to ...
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