Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders from Early Greece to the Present Time, Volume 22Mayo Williamson Hazeltine P. F. Collier & Son, 1905 - 11114 pages |
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Page 9207
... becoming minister of the interior in 1885 ; and he remained in the Macdonald government until his death in the spring of 1888. His death was a great loss to Parliament and to the Conservative party of which he was a devoted member ...
... becoming minister of the interior in 1885 ; and he remained in the Macdonald government until his death in the spring of 1888. His death was a great loss to Parliament and to the Conservative party of which he was a devoted member ...
Page 9294
... become inevitable to himself . It is very painful to think of the reproaches to his country and to his country's government that must have passed through the mind of that devoted man during those months of unmerited desertion . In ...
... become inevitable to himself . It is very painful to think of the reproaches to his country and to his country's government that must have passed through the mind of that devoted man during those months of unmerited desertion . In ...
Page 9299
... become indifferent , those who were indifferent have become our adversaries ; and if our misfortunes and disasters go on much longer we shall have Europe saying that they cannot trust us , that we are too weak , that our prestige is too ...
... become indifferent , those who were indifferent have become our adversaries ; and if our misfortunes and disasters go on much longer we shall have Europe saying that they cannot trust us , that we are too weak , that our prestige is too ...
Page 9305
... become orators . Still less do I affirm that all men are capa- ble of making themselves good speakers . But I firmly believe that all who are not tonguetied , or positively defi- cient in intellect can learn by diligent practice to ...
... become orators . Still less do I affirm that all men are capa- ble of making themselves good speakers . But I firmly believe that all who are not tonguetied , or positively defi- cient in intellect can learn by diligent practice to ...
Page 9306
... become good speakers . They did not , they say , begin the task early in life , as Henry Ward Beecher recommends in his " Lectures on Preaching , " and a new study now appears tedious and irksome to them , or they have really not time ...
... become good speakers . They did not , they say , begin the task early in life , as Henry Ward Beecher recommends in his " Lectures on Preaching , " and a new study now appears tedious and irksome to them , or they have really not time ...
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Masterpieces of Eloquence; Famous Orations of Great World Leaders ..., Volume 19 Mayo W. 1841-1909 Hazeltine No preview available - 2016 |
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