Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... simply have seen in him an obstacle in the way of fulfilling his ' dreams , ' but it looks very much as though his love of power made him jealous . He managed , at all events , to oust him . Sir Hercules Robinson , on the pretext of ...
... simply have seen in him an obstacle in the way of fulfilling his ' dreams , ' but it looks very much as though his love of power made him jealous . He managed , at all events , to oust him . Sir Hercules Robinson , on the pretext of ...
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... . ' Whatever part he took in the thing was simply due to the influenza . ' There is no mystery about Rhodes's responsi- bility . The Cape Committee of Enquiry C found that Rhodes and Beit , equally with Dr. 99 CECIL RHODES.
... . ' Whatever part he took in the thing was simply due to the influenza . ' There is no mystery about Rhodes's responsi- bility . The Cape Committee of Enquiry C found that Rhodes and Beit , equally with Dr. 99 CECIL RHODES.
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William Plomer. was capable of juggling with so important a statement simply in order to catch votes . He always had an obsession about the dangers of ' loafing , ' not only where the natives were concerned . He could condemn a fellow ...
William Plomer. was capable of juggling with so important a statement simply in order to catch votes . He always had an obsession about the dangers of ' loafing , ' not only where the natives were concerned . He could condemn a fellow ...
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