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Catherine RadziwiƂƂ

Polish aristocrat
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with an aristocratic adventuress, Princess RadziwiƂƂ, who sought to manipulate Rhodes and Sir Alfred Milner, the high commissioner in South Africa and the governor of the Cape Colony, and even Lord Salisbury, the English prime minister, to promote her ideas of the British Empire. Rhodes was unused to scheming women,


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