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The Founder: Cecil Rhodes and the Pursuit of Power M. C. Beaton It's possible to safely seeCecil Rhodes was an imposing figure, tall, robust looking, with a leonine head, a man so charismatic that one contemporary claimed that "belief in Rhodes was a substitute for religion." But he was certainly a man of contradictions. He was a dreamy idealist whose favorite book was The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius and a ruthless businessman whose guiding principle was "every man has his price." He supported invidious racial laws in South Africa, and