Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... the expansion of the British Empire . C Cecil , described as a slender , delicate- looking boy of a shy nature , ' was sent at the age of eight to the local grammar school . His holidays were largely spent at the house of an aunt 12 I ...
... the expansion of the British Empire . C Cecil , described as a slender , delicate- looking boy of a shy nature , ' was sent at the age of eight to the local grammar school . His holidays were largely spent at the house of an aunt 12 I ...
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... described in a book by Lord Baden - Powell , of which both text and illustrations , with their peculiarly British blend of maudlin flippancy and ruthless efficiency , are invaluable to the student . He speaks of the campaign as ' nigger ...
... described in a book by Lord Baden - Powell , of which both text and illustrations , with their peculiarly British blend of maudlin flippancy and ruthless efficiency , are invaluable to the student . He speaks of the campaign as ' nigger ...
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... described as a Creator , and , accurately enough , as one who worked for that flag , and , what is more , made others work for it ' —the flag which he had described C as a ' commercial asset . ' But in her 152 CECIL RHODES.
... described as a Creator , and , accurately enough , as one who worked for that flag , and , what is more , made others work for it ' —the flag which he had described C as a ' commercial asset . ' But in her 152 CECIL RHODES.
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