Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... pleasant traits , and no doubt a very helpful one . He was drunk for years on end - but it was with power , that fiercest of intoxicants . V RETURNING from Johannesburg to Kimberley , Rhodes applied himself Ꭰ 49 CECIL RHODES.
... pleasant traits , and no doubt a very helpful one . He was drunk for years on end - but it was with power , that fiercest of intoxicants . V RETURNING from Johannesburg to Kimberley , Rhodes applied himself Ꭰ 49 CECIL RHODES.
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... doubt Sir Basil Zaharoff was ' imaginative ' when , in June 1917 , he used his influence to urge that the Great War should be continued ' jusqu'au bout . ' As for Rhodes , it is the vice of a vulgar mind , ' says a character in Howard's ...
... doubt Sir Basil Zaharoff was ' imaginative ' when , in June 1917 , he used his influence to urge that the Great War should be continued ' jusqu'au bout . ' As for Rhodes , it is the vice of a vulgar mind , ' says a character in Howard's ...
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... doubt of it , a book that was wanted . It is brief and knowledgeable , and it allows contemporaries to speak for themselves . ' RUSKIN HELEN SIMPSON in The Review of Reviews . By DAVID LARG ' The most piquant biography of a great ...
... doubt of it , a book that was wanted . It is brief and knowledgeable , and it allows contemporaries to speak for themselves . ' RUSKIN HELEN SIMPSON in The Review of Reviews . By DAVID LARG ' The most piquant biography of a great ...
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