Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... realise how little limit there is to the power that is gener- ated now and then in individuals who believe passionately in a single and ruthlessly simple political idea , we have only to think of such different figures in our own day as ...
... realise how little limit there is to the power that is gener- ated now and then in individuals who believe passionately in a single and ruthlessly simple political idea , we have only to think of such different figures in our own day as ...
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... realise how nice it must be to feel that all one's behaviour springs from a single infallible ideal , and at the same time helps to make that ideal a reality . Ōom ( Uncle ' ) Paul , born so long ago as 1825 , was rather a grandiose ...
... realise how nice it must be to feel that all one's behaviour springs from a single infallible ideal , and at the same time helps to make that ideal a reality . Ōom ( Uncle ' ) Paul , born so long ago as 1825 , was rather a grandiose ...
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... realise this . He is so busy , and he so enjoys being busy , that he forgets that it takes all sorts to make a world . The loafer , too , is a man , and he may be a good one . He is prob- If ably a loafer through no fault of his own 133 ...
... realise this . He is so busy , and he so enjoys being busy , that he forgets that it takes all sorts to make a world . The loafer , too , is a man , and he may be a good one . He is prob- If ably a loafer through no fault of his own 133 ...
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