Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... speech , ' as the Suez Canal of the trade of this country , the key of its road to the interior . ' And in a later speech he described it as the neck of the bottle . ' It commanded the route to the Zam- besi . ' We must secure it , ' he ...
... speech , ' as the Suez Canal of the trade of this country , the key of its road to the interior . ' And in a later speech he described it as the neck of the bottle . ' It commanded the route to the Zam- besi . ' We must secure it , ' he ...
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... speech , and made everything else subordinate . ' He had now seized the interior , and the main part of his life's work was done . Olive Schreiner once made an analysis of 6 English motives and methods in colonisation . She pointed 79 ...
... speech , and made everything else subordinate . ' He had now seized the interior , and the main part of his life's work was done . Olive Schreiner once made an analysis of 6 English motives and methods in colonisation . She pointed 79 ...
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... speech there is a show of magnanimity , but was it not a magnanimity based firmly on the principle that civil strife is no aid to commerce ? The speech offers no evidence that Rhodes was not blind to the fact that the Dutch , by their ...
... speech there is a show of magnanimity , but was it not a magnanimity based firmly on the principle that civil strife is no aid to commerce ? The speech offers no evidence that Rhodes was not blind to the fact that the Dutch , by their ...
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