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We are told that Rhodes had a deep sense of public duty, and we know that he
had extraordinary tenacity of purpose. We are told that he loved mankind and
lived only for their welfare. We are sure tha ut the aggrandisement of his-i.
We are told that Rhodes had a deep sense of public duty, and we know that he
had extraordinary tenacity of purpose. We are told that he loved mankind and
lived only for their welfare. We are sure tha ut the aggrandisement of his-i.
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In June, however, a party of Boers under Colonel Ferreira actually crossed the
Limpopo, but they were met by Jameson, who told them that they could only
remain if they came under the authority of the Company, and this most of them
agreed ...
In June, however, a party of Boers under Colonel Ferreira actually crossed the
Limpopo, but they were met by Jameson, who told them that they could only
remain if they came under the authority of the Company, and this most of them
agreed ...
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In 1898, for instance, when a young reigning Sultan came to call, Rhodes did not
take the trouble to receive him, but told a secretary to show the visitor what there
was to be seen. The secretary much resented this, because it was the first time ...
In 1898, for instance, when a young reigning Sultan came to call, Rhodes did not
take the trouble to receive him, but told a secretary to show the visitor what there
was to be seen. The secretary much resented this, because it was the first time ...
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