Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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William Plomer. VIII AGAIN and again Rhodes had had reason to be apprehensive about Boer incursions into the north ... Boers under Colonel Ferreira actually crossed the Limpopo , but they were met by Jameson , who told them that they ...
William Plomer. VIII AGAIN and again Rhodes had had reason to be apprehensive about Boer incursions into the north ... Boers under Colonel Ferreira actually crossed the Limpopo , but they were met by Jameson , who told them that they ...
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... Boer War ) and kill- joy as well ( His Honour considers a ball as Baal's service ' ) , it seems to have been sincere . A tough old man , he resembled Rhodes in that he knew his own mind but not its limi- tations . But where Rhodes had ...
... Boer War ) and kill- joy as well ( His Honour considers a ball as Baal's service ' ) , it seems to have been sincere . A tough old man , he resembled Rhodes in that he knew his own mind but not its limi- tations . But where Rhodes had ...
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... Boer lies a nature strangely sensitive and conscious of a personal dignity -a people who never forget a kindness and do not easily forget a wrong . ' She might have added that they have often shown themselves , like the English ...
... Boer lies a nature strangely sensitive and conscious of a personal dignity -a people who never forget a kindness and do not easily forget a wrong . ' She might have added that they have often shown themselves , like the English ...
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