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Page 9207
To - day the party is becoming more organized than I believe it has ever been , and from one end of Ontario to the other , and in the other Provinces as well , the electors who hitherto have had LiberalConservatism inscribed upon their ...
To - day the party is becoming more organized than I believe it has ever been , and from one end of Ontario to the other , and in the other Provinces as well , the electors who hitherto have had LiberalConservatism inscribed upon their ...
Page 9240
... there is ever a yearning for these relations , which are and ought to be as natural between a people and their government as between the children and the parent . I say for myself , and I firmly believe I .9240 SULLIVAN.
... there is ever a yearning for these relations , which are and ought to be as natural between a people and their government as between the children and the parent . I say for myself , and I firmly believe I .9240 SULLIVAN.
Page 9241
I say for myself , and I firmly believe I speak the sentiments of most Irishmen when I say , that so far from experiencing satisfaction we experience pain in our present relations with the law and governing power ; and we long for the ...
I say for myself , and I firmly believe I speak the sentiments of most Irishmen when I say , that so far from experiencing satisfaction we experience pain in our present relations with the law and governing power ; and we long for the ...
Page 9253
But I do say that I believe in my soul that if that had occurred here in Dublin , eleven men of our metropolitan police would have taken those three revolvers or perished in the attempt . Oh , if eleven Irish policemen had run away like ...
But I do say that I believe in my soul that if that had occurred here in Dublin , eleven men of our metropolitan police would have taken those three revolvers or perished in the attempt . Oh , if eleven Irish policemen had run away like ...
Page 9256
We believe them still . Aye , do we ! They did not go to meet their God with a falsehood on their lips . On that night before their execution , oh , what a scene ! What a picture did England present at the foot of the Manchester ...
We believe them still . Aye , do we ! They did not go to meet their God with a falsehood on their lips . On that night before their execution , oh , what a scene ! What a picture did England present at the foot of the Manchester ...
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| Title | Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders from Early Greece to the Present Time, Volume 22 Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders from Early Greece to the Present Time, Mayo Williamson Hazeltine |
| Editor | Mayo Williamson Hazeltine |
| Publisher | P. F. Collier & Son, 1905 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 26 Sep 2012 |
| Length | 11114 pages |
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