Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... known as Rhodesia , was large and fertile , and peculiarly suitable for pastoral purposes . The scenery was various , and not a little of it was enchant- ing . ' We passed through a truly lovely tract of country , ' says D. C. de Waal ...
... known as Rhodesia , was large and fertile , and peculiarly suitable for pastoral purposes . The scenery was various , and not a little of it was enchant- ing . ' We passed through a truly lovely tract of country , ' says D. C. de Waal ...
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... scale . The great influx of immigrants and the richness of the reef , which was rapidly developed , had caused a large town to come into being . The immi- grants were known as Uitlanders , this term being used 87 CECIL RHODES.
... scale . The great influx of immigrants and the richness of the reef , which was rapidly developed , had caused a large town to come into being . The immi- grants were known as Uitlanders , this term being used 87 CECIL RHODES.
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... to everybody that he had not been a ' loafer . ' By his own rather sentimental wish he was buried , as is well known , in Rhodesia , in a hole in the top of a hill : C XVIII As a character put faithfully into a novel 159 CECIL RHODES.
... to everybody that he had not been a ' loafer . ' By his own rather sentimental wish he was buried , as is well known , in Rhodesia , in a hole in the top of a hill : C XVIII As a character put faithfully into a novel 159 CECIL RHODES.
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