Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... later to Oxford , for he saw that real benefit might be had from taking such a step , and he believed , as he put it later , that the Oxford system in its most finished form looks very unpractical , yet , wherever you turn your eye ...
... later to Oxford , for he saw that real benefit might be had from taking such a step , and he believed , as he put it later , that the Oxford system in its most finished form looks very unpractical , yet , wherever you turn your eye ...
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... Later in the year he travelled up from Beira to Umtali . He did his best to strengthen the morale of the settlers , who were not unnaturally enduring hardships , and found Jameson acting most successfully as adminis- trator - so capable ...
... Later in the year he travelled up from Beira to Umtali . He did his best to strengthen the morale of the settlers , who were not unnaturally enduring hardships , and found Jameson acting most successfully as adminis- trator - so capable ...
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... later sentences of this speech there is a show of magnanimity , but was it not a magnanimity based firmly on the principle that civil strife is no aid to commerce ? The speech offers no evidence that Rhodes was not blind to the fact ...
... later sentences of this speech there is a show of magnanimity , but was it not a magnanimity based firmly on the principle that civil strife is no aid to commerce ? The speech offers no evidence that Rhodes was not blind to the fact ...
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