Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... feel that we are con- cerned with a mystery , and are brought up against problems too vast for man to solve . The more we learn of him the nearer we come to the end of all knowledge , which is a sense of overwhelming wonder and of utter ...
... feel that we are con- cerned with a mystery , and are brought up against problems too vast for man to solve . The more we learn of him the nearer we come to the end of all knowledge , which is a sense of overwhelming wonder and of utter ...
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... 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. Harris . National ...
... 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. Harris . National ...
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... feel that the bitterness is past . ' · These remarks reveal both Rhodes's common sense and his lack of real vision . The effort to separate ' Krugerism ' from the nation that evolved it is vain , for Kruger , though an odd and obstinate ...
... feel that the bitterness is past . ' · These remarks reveal both Rhodes's common sense and his lack of real vision . The effort to separate ' Krugerism ' from the nation that evolved it is vain , for Kruger , though an odd and obstinate ...
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