Cecil RhodesD. Appleton, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... Olive Schreiner once made an analysis of English motives and methods in colonisation . She pointed out that the Frenchman , in taking another people's country , believes and declares it to be for the honour and glory of his own . The ...
... Olive Schreiner once made an analysis of English motives and methods in colonisation . She pointed out that the Frenchman , in taking another people's country , believes and declares it to be for the honour and glory of his own . The ...
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... Olive Schreiner , who , with two or three exceptions , may well be regarded as his greatest South African contemporary . His per- sonal contacts with her were few , but the two of them were in truth mighty antagonists , and time may ...
... Olive Schreiner , who , with two or three exceptions , may well be regarded as his greatest South African contemporary . His per- sonal contacts with her were few , but the two of them were in truth mighty antagonists , and time may ...
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... Olive Schreiner could have made plenty of money ( of which she was in need ) by abusing Rhodes , and of course those persons who get a living by trading in the emo- tions of others were not slow to tempt her . But , said she , ' I ...
... Olive Schreiner could have made plenty of money ( of which she was in need ) by abusing Rhodes , and of course those persons who get a living by trading in the emo- tions of others were not slow to tempt her . But , said she , ' I ...
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