Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... admired the Jewishness in Rhodes's character . In putting his money on Rhodes , Beit certainly backed a winner . So much did he admire his hero that he took eagerly to Rhodes's politics and be- came , in his Park Lane snuggery , more ...
... admired the Jewishness in Rhodes's character . In putting his money on Rhodes , Beit certainly backed a winner . So much did he admire his hero that he took eagerly to Rhodes's politics and be- came , in his Park Lane snuggery , more ...
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... various races to behave fairly reasonably , and that they either can or ought to be so induced , then we may be ready to overlook Rhodes's crudenesses and admire him more or less wholeheartedly for his 27 CECIL RHODES.
... various races to behave fairly reasonably , and that they either can or ought to be so induced , then we may be ready to overlook Rhodes's crudenesses and admire him more or less wholeheartedly for his 27 CECIL RHODES.
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... admire his energy . In the House of Assembly he held the attention of its occupants by his simple , direct and almost familiar utterance , and even his oppon- ents had to respect his common sense and ability . Like his ancestors he ...
... admire his energy . In the House of Assembly he held the attention of its occupants by his simple , direct and almost familiar utterance , and even his oppon- ents had to respect his common sense and ability . Like his ancestors he ...
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