Cecil RhodesD. Appleton, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... reason to think that the shock of losing this young man who had so enchanted him was an emotional one , and it may possibly have had something to do with his tendency to cultivate more and more a hardness and even brutality of manner ...
... reason to think that the shock of losing this young man who had so enchanted him was an emotional one , and it may possibly have had something to do with his tendency to cultivate more and more a hardness and even brutality of manner ...
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William Plomer. VIII AGAIN and again Rhodes had had reason to be apprehensive about Boer incursions into the north . Kruger always maintained that Rhodes had instigated the murder of Piet Grobler , an envoy he had sent to Lobengula , but ...
William Plomer. VIII AGAIN and again Rhodes had had reason to be apprehensive about Boer incursions into the north . Kruger always maintained that Rhodes had instigated the murder of Piet Grobler , an envoy he had sent to Lobengula , but ...
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... reasons why the Cape to Cairo line is coming into being are simple and obvious enough . The first and dominating cause is ... reason ought to have precedence over the first , for who knows how much of the fascination which has caught Mr ...
... reasons why the Cape to Cairo line is coming into being are simple and obvious enough . The first and dominating cause is ... reason ought to have precedence over the first , for who knows how much of the fascination which has caught Mr ...
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