Cecil Rhodes, Man and Empire-Maker
1918
Cecil Rhodes, Man and Empire-Maker, published in 1918 by Catherine, Princess Radziwill, is a historical account of the life and political influence of Cecil Rhodes in South Africa. The book examines Rhodes' complex personality, ambitions, and the significant impact of his actions during a pivotal period in colonial history, including the Boer War. It highlights his relationships with key figures like Sir Alfred Milner and explores the political dynamics that shaped the region, including the infamous Jameson Raid and its consequences for Rhodes' legacy.













