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... Rhodes Scholar was to be chosen for- 6 ( i ) his literary and scholastic attainments ; ( ii ) his fondness of and success in manly outdoor sports such as cricket , foot- ball and the like ; ( iii ) his qualities of manhood , truth ...
... Rhodes Scholar was to be chosen for- 6 ( i ) his literary and scholastic attainments ; ( ii ) his fondness of and success in manly outdoor sports such as cricket , foot- ball and the like ; ( iii ) his qualities of manhood , truth ...
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William Plomer. haviour . And it seems to me that the ideal Rhodes Scholar would develop into a cold and truculent sahib with a thorough know- ledge of ball - games and a complete ignorance of the real arts of living . He would , in fact ...
William Plomer. haviour . And it seems to me that the ideal Rhodes Scholar would develop into a cold and truculent sahib with a thorough know- ledge of ball - games and a complete ignorance of the real arts of living . He would , in fact ...
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... scholarship . ' What of the Rhodes Scholar in South Africa ? Let us quote an authority on that country , Mr. Leonard Barnes : The impression left on the Rhodes Scholar by his European experi- ences generally , and by his experience of ...
... scholarship . ' What of the Rhodes Scholar in South Africa ? Let us quote an authority on that country , Mr. Leonard Barnes : The impression left on the Rhodes Scholar by his European experi- ences generally , and by his experience of ...
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