Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... perhaps even a super- natural , force ; they knew instinctively that between the slouch hat and buttoned boots there was a human dynamo . The fame which opinion in many countries has brought into being is a real fame , and is so far ...
... perhaps even a super- natural , force ; they knew instinctively that between the slouch hat and buttoned boots there was a human dynamo . The fame which opinion in many countries has brought into being is a real fame , and is so far ...
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... perhaps the recommendation was made in good faith . When Rhodes reached England in March 1889 he had before him the double task of seeking precedence of other syndicates and of obtaining a charter to administer and exploit the interior ...
... perhaps the recommendation was made in good faith . When Rhodes reached England in March 1889 he had before him the double task of seeking precedence of other syndicates and of obtaining a charter to administer and exploit the interior ...
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... perhaps be to some extent explained in terms of his profession . He ap- proached political matters with the breeziest of bedside manners , as if all the world was his patient . He diagnosed ; he prescribed ; he conquered . His diagnosis ...
... perhaps be to some extent explained in terms of his profession . He ap- proached political matters with the breeziest of bedside manners , as if all the world was his patient . He diagnosed ; he prescribed ; he conquered . His diagnosis ...
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