Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... destiny , and unlike Rhodes he was sustained throughout his life by the effort to be a Christian . If Kruger's Christianity was of the depressing Judaic God - is - on - our - side variety ( Christ is our Commander - in - Chief , ' he ...
... destiny , and unlike Rhodes he was sustained throughout his life by the effort to be a Christian . If Kruger's Christianity was of the depressing Judaic God - is - on - our - side variety ( Christ is our Commander - in - Chief , ' he ...
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... of local government on the European model , or as a clever device to make them feel that they had some say in their own destiny , or as a mixture of the two , according to the individual stand- point 127 CECIL RHODES.
... of local government on the European model , or as a clever device to make them feel that they had some say in their own destiny , or as a mixture of the two , according to the individual stand- point 127 CECIL RHODES.
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... destiny of nations must often have been swayed by the faulty blood - pressure of dictators . Rhodes now saw himself as the centre of Kimberley , and Kimberley as the centre of the war , though of course it was nothing of the kind . He ...
... destiny of nations must often have been swayed by the faulty blood - pressure of dictators . Rhodes now saw himself as the centre of Kimberley , and Kimberley as the centre of the war , though of course it was nothing of the kind . He ...
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