Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... Sir Hercules Robinson , and as a result of firm representations in London a protectorate , after endless complications , was declared . It Confusion , however , was to mark the Bechu- analand question for some time to come . was given ...
... Sir Hercules Robinson , and as a result of firm representations in London a protectorate , after endless complications , was declared . It Confusion , however , was to mark the Bechu- analand question for some time to come . was given ...
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... Sir Hercules Robinson , on the pretext of wishing to confer with Mackenzie , recalled him and sent Rhodes ( who had just refused an invitation from General Gordon to the Sudan ) to replace him in Bechuanaland . Robinson considered that ...
... Sir Hercules Robinson , on the pretext of wishing to confer with Mackenzie , recalled him and sent Rhodes ( who had just refused an invitation from General Gordon to the Sudan ) to replace him in Bechuanaland . Robinson considered that ...
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... Sir Hercules Robinson would not agree to this . He did not think that the British Government would eagerly assume so large a responsibility all at once . He saw , however , the dangers of delay , and was ready to agree with a suggestion ...
... Sir Hercules Robinson would not agree to this . He did not think that the British Government would eagerly assume so large a responsibility all at once . He saw , however , the dangers of delay , and was ready to agree with a suggestion ...
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