Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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William Plomer. what kind of man this great man was . Writ- ing about a person , I have not hesitated to be personal . ' Man never legislates , ' we read in Plato , ' but destinies and accidents happening in all sorts of ways , legislate ...
William Plomer. what kind of man this great man was . Writ- ing about a person , I have not hesitated to be personal . ' Man never legislates , ' we read in Plato , ' but destinies and accidents happening in all sorts of ways , legislate ...
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... kind , and his faculty for doing the wrong thing ( wrong , that is , in a political sense ) positively automatic . He seems to have made it fairly plain to the Dutch that he thought them a pack of rascals and meant to treat them ...
... kind , and his faculty for doing the wrong thing ( wrong , that is , in a political sense ) positively automatic . He seems to have made it fairly plain to the Dutch that he thought them a pack of rascals and meant to treat them ...
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... kind . He pestered the English generals with messages demanding that the town should be relieved as a necessary first step towards victory . And Colonel Kekewich , who was in command of the town itself , scarcely had his task eased by ...
... kind . He pestered the English generals with messages demanding that the town should be relieved as a necessary first step towards victory . And Colonel Kekewich , who was in command of the town itself , scarcely had his task eased by ...
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