Cecil RhodesD. Appleton, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... knew instinctively that between the slouch hat and buttoned boots there was a human dynamo . The fame which opinion in many countries has brought into being is a real fame , and is so far standing the test of time , and the fact is ...
... knew instinctively that between the slouch hat and buttoned boots there was a human dynamo . The fame which opinion in many countries has brought into being is a real fame , and is so far standing the test of time , and the fact is ...
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... knew what he wanted but that he was able to get it . He was every- where recognised as a great man in mid - career , and in the glamour of that situation he was to remain for the next five years . In the several spheres of his influence ...
... knew what he wanted but that he was able to get it . He was every- where recognised as a great man in mid - career , and in the glamour of that situation he was to remain for the next five years . In the several spheres of his influence ...
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... to be quiet now . ' Of Rhodes it has been said by one who knew him that his temperament was ' subject to the radical vice of phenomenal vindictiveness , ' and we find him making remarks like , " They will 120 CECIL RHODES.
... to be quiet now . ' Of Rhodes it has been said by one who knew him that his temperament was ' subject to the radical vice of phenomenal vindictiveness , ' and we find him making remarks like , " They will 120 CECIL RHODES.
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