Cecil RhodesD. Appleton, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... Gold Fields Company , and became a gold magnate , if not the dictator he was to become in Kimberley . Besides the warnings of the experts and his own doubts , there was another circumstance which prevented Rhodes from getting every ...
... Gold Fields Company , and became a gold magnate , if not the dictator he was to become in Kimberley . Besides the warnings of the experts and his own doubts , there was another circumstance which prevented Rhodes from getting every ...
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... gold . It was as if fate itself had intervened , and had made Rhodes for once obey his heart instead of his pocket , as though to limit the power that might be exercised by one man alone . Fate , however , must have been a little half ...
... gold . It was as if fate itself had intervened , and had made Rhodes for once obey his heart instead of his pocket , as though to limit the power that might be exercised by one man alone . Fate , however , must have been a little half ...
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William Plomer. The discovery of gold at Johannesburg in the middle ' eighties had , of course , led to a gold rush on a large scale . The great influx of immigrants and the richness of the reef , which was rapidly developed , had caused ...
William Plomer. The discovery of gold at Johannesburg in the middle ' eighties had , of course , led to a gold rush on a large scale . The great influx of immigrants and the richness of the reef , which was rapidly developed , had caused ...
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