Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... activities of the Company soon spread beyond the Zambesi as far as Lake Nyassa and Lake Tanganyika . Rhodes's hopes of a rapid linking - up of the Cape with Cairo were only checked by the Anglo - German treaty which extended German East ...
... activities of the Company soon spread beyond the Zambesi as far as Lake Nyassa and Lake Tanganyika . Rhodes's hopes of a rapid linking - up of the Cape with Cairo were only checked by the Anglo - German treaty which extended German East ...
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... activities , the Matabele naturally did not regard the coming of the white men as an unmixed blessing , and it would not have been surprising if they had very soon tried again to resist it . On the con- trary , we find in the report of ...
... activities , the Matabele naturally did not regard the coming of the white men as an unmixed blessing , and it would not have been surprising if they had very soon tried again to resist it . On the con- trary , we find in the report of ...
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... as one of the major prophets of capitalist Imperialism , and whether we revere or merely wonder at his phenomenal activities , we are bound to remem- ber him as a most typical representative of an age 166 CECIL RHODES.
... as one of the major prophets of capitalist Imperialism , and whether we revere or merely wonder at his phenomenal activities , we are bound to remem- ber him as a most typical representative of an age 166 CECIL RHODES.
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