Cecil RhodesD. Appleton, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... Oxford , for he saw that real benefit might be had from taking such a step , and he believed , as he put it later , that ' the Oxford system in its most finished form looks very un- practical , yet , wherever you turn your eye- except ...
... Oxford , for he saw that real benefit might be had from taking such a step , and he believed , as he put it later , that ' the Oxford system in its most finished form looks very un- practical , yet , wherever you turn your eye- except ...
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... Oxford and for several years led an unusual double life between the uni- versity and the mine , where his long vacations were spent . At Oxford he is said to have belonged to ' a set which lived a good deal apart from both games and ...
... Oxford and for several years led an unusual double life between the uni- versity and the mine , where his long vacations were spent . At Oxford he is said to have belonged to ' a set which lived a good deal apart from both games and ...
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... Oxford , of a value of £ 300 each , to be held by two students from every state of the U.S.A. , and three from each of eighteen British colonies . Fifteen other Scholarships of the value of £ 250 each were reserved for German students ...
... Oxford , of a value of £ 300 each , to be held by two students from every state of the U.S.A. , and three from each of eighteen British colonies . Fifteen other Scholarships of the value of £ 250 each were reserved for German students ...
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