Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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William Plomer. history of the establishment of the Bechuana- land protectorate was not such a tangle of cross - purposes , such a chronicle of squabbles , such a nightmare of muddling through , ' which would probably be as tedious to ...
William Plomer. history of the establishment of the Bechuana- land protectorate was not such a tangle of cross - purposes , such a chronicle of squabbles , such a nightmare of muddling through , ' which would probably be as tedious to ...
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... Bechuana- land . Reports were reaching him that Kruger had turned his attention to the vast hinterland that lay beyond the Transvaal . Not only had Boer hunters been active in that region , but the Germans , now established in South ...
... Bechuana- land . Reports were reaching him that Kruger had turned his attention to the vast hinterland that lay beyond the Transvaal . Not only had Boer hunters been active in that region , but the Germans , now established in South ...
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... Bechuana natives to act as road- cutters . They left Macloutsi on the 27th June 1890 , under the leadership of F. C. Selous , and the spell of that romance never absent from any of Rhodes's undertakings . What could be more romantic ...
... Bechuana natives to act as road- cutters . They left Macloutsi on the 27th June 1890 , under the leadership of F. C. Selous , and the spell of that romance never absent from any of Rhodes's undertakings . What could be more romantic ...
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