Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... letter was sent to Rhodes . ' When at last I found that they were through to Fort Salisbury , ' he said , ' I do not think there was a happier man in the country than myself . ' Yet another dream ' had come true , and the activities of ...
... letter was sent to Rhodes . ' When at last I found that they were through to Fort Salisbury , ' he said , ' I do not think there was a happier man in the country than myself . ' Yet another dream ' had come true , and the activities of ...
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... letter was pur- posely left blank , so that he could fill it in when he started and use the letter to try and justify his invasion of Dutch territory . ، C By no means all of the reformers ' in Johannesburg were hot for revolt . They ...
... letter was pur- posely left blank , so that he could fill it in when he started and use the letter to try and justify his invasion of Dutch territory . ، C By no means all of the reformers ' in Johannesburg were hot for revolt . They ...
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... letter C. Possibly this second reason ought to have precedence over the first , for who knows how much of the fascination which has caught Mr. Rhodes's fancy was due to " apt alliteration's artful aid " ? If the Cape and Cairo had ...
... letter C. Possibly this second reason ought to have precedence over the first , for who knows how much of the fascination which has caught Mr. Rhodes's fancy was due to " apt alliteration's artful aid " ? If the Cape and Cairo had ...
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