Cecil RhodesD. Appleton, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... Rhodesia , was large and fertile , and peculiarly suitable for pastoral purposes . The scenery was various , and not a little of it was enchant- ing . ' We passed through a truly lovely tract of country , ' says D. C. de Waal , who ...
... Rhodesia , was large and fertile , and peculiarly suitable for pastoral purposes . The scenery was various , and not a little of it was enchant- ing . ' We passed through a truly lovely tract of country , ' says D. C. de Waal , who ...
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... Rhodesia would have had strong arguments in its favour , but the British inva- sion of those parts was marked by humbug and dishonesty . Lip - service was paid in Lon- don to philanthropic principles , and the crackle of rifle - fire ...
... Rhodesia would have had strong arguments in its favour , but the British inva- sion of those parts was marked by humbug and dishonesty . Lip - service was paid in Lon- don to philanthropic principles , and the crackle of rifle - fire ...
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... Rhodesia were left in trust for the settlers there ; and land was given for a Rhodesian University . Most interesting of all was his provision for 160 Scholarships to be founded at Oxford , of a value of £ 300 each , to be held by two ...
... Rhodesia were left in trust for the settlers there ; and land was given for a Rhodesian University . Most interesting of all was his provision for 160 Scholarships to be founded at Oxford , of a value of £ 300 each , to be held by two ...
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