Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... one's door with such a sledge - hammer , and such a golden one at that , but when Rhodes reached the Rand he was to some extent misled by the opinions of experts who told him that the reef would come to little . He would not at first ...
... one's door with such a sledge - hammer , and such a golden one at that , but when Rhodes reached the Rand he was to some extent misled by the opinions of experts who told him that the reef would come to little . He would not at first ...
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... one's settled convictions upon other people who do not want them would be hard to explain . However real the grievances of the Uitlanders , the Raid itself was a fiasco -questionable as to the motive and school- boyish in the execution ...
... one's settled convictions upon other people who do not want them would be hard to explain . However real the grievances of the Uitlanders , the Raid itself was a fiasco -questionable as to the motive and school- boyish in the execution ...
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... one's garden ? No , it is because Rhodes spent not a little time in his garden living up to the nickname Builder of Dreams . ' Why do I love my garden ? ' he said to a Mr. Menpes . ' Because I love to dream there . Why not come with me ...
... one's garden ? No , it is because Rhodes spent not a little time in his garden living up to the nickname Builder of Dreams . ' Why do I love my garden ? ' he said to a Mr. Menpes . ' Because I love to dream there . Why not come with me ...
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