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Pagina 96
... British influence , and if it appears to be in fact entirely contrary to British interests , then that is only taken to prove that the British are even more inscrutable and Machiavellian than had been supposed . Sir Reader Bullard ...
... British influence , and if it appears to be in fact entirely contrary to British interests , then that is only taken to prove that the British are even more inscrutable and Machiavellian than had been supposed . Sir Reader Bullard ...
Pagina 98
... British South Africans . There has never been any such clear - cut line between them . As a matter of fact , in the early days the Dutch were more tolerant of intermarriage with the natives than the British were , so that it is from the ...
... British South Africans . There has never been any such clear - cut line between them . As a matter of fact , in the early days the Dutch were more tolerant of intermarriage with the natives than the British were , so that it is from the ...
Pagina 564
... British administrations al- lowed their territories to expand from east and west into Central Africa so that Rhodes's dream of an ' all - red ' Cape - to - Cairo route , which Salisbury ridiculed , could never be realised . As between ...
... British administrations al- lowed their territories to expand from east and west into Central Africa so that Rhodes's dream of an ' all - red ' Cape - to - Cairo route , which Salisbury ridiculed , could never be realised . As between ...
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CONTENTS | 81 |
ALI AND CO BY ROY FORSTER | 96 |
A STORM IN A COFFEECUP BY A DRUMMOND | 384 |
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