Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... charter to administer and exploit the interior of Africa . He managed the first part of it by incorporation ; and the second , in the face of considerable opposition , by cultivating useful people and obtaining the support of potential ...
... charter to administer and exploit the interior of Africa . He managed the first part of it by incorporation ; and the second , in the face of considerable opposition , by cultivating useful people and obtaining the support of potential ...
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... charter bordered on the fantastic . With no limit to the north , the Chartered Company was practi- cally given a free hand . Its capital was fixed at £ 1,000,000 , and , as may be imagined , the promoters did not overlook their own ...
... charter bordered on the fantastic . With no limit to the north , the Chartered Company was practi- cally given a free hand . Its capital was fixed at £ 1,000,000 , and , as may be imagined , the promoters did not overlook their own ...
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... charter . I do not feel qualified to discuss the question of Chamberlain's awareness of Rhodes's intentions , nor do I know the exact part played by Fairfield of the Colonial Office , who was closely in touch with him as well as with Dr ...
... charter . I do not feel qualified to discuss the question of Chamberlain's awareness of Rhodes's intentions , nor do I know the exact part played by Fairfield of the Colonial Office , who was closely in touch with him as well as with Dr ...
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