Cecil RhodesD. Appleton, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... recognised more clearly than Beit him- self that he was a better business man than Rhodes , who was not a good bargainer and too eager to get a deal quickly settled . Also Rhodes , owing partly to a certain lack of interest in in ...
... recognised more clearly than Beit him- self that he was a better business man than Rhodes , who was not a good bargainer and too eager to get a deal quickly settled . Also Rhodes , owing partly to a certain lack of interest in in ...
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... recognised officially . With the Goshenites Rhodes was less success- ful , and when Kruger violated the recently signed London Convention by interfering , it was felt that it was time to teach both the Transvaal and the Germans a lesson ...
... recognised officially . With the Goshenites Rhodes was less success- ful , and when Kruger violated the recently signed London Convention by interfering , it was felt that it was time to teach both the Transvaal and the Germans a lesson ...
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... 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 he was practically a dictator . It is impossible not to admire his ...
... 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 he was practically a dictator . It is impossible not to admire his ...
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