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9338 KNOTT Speech on “ Duluth ” . 9346 DIAZ Peace Rooted in the Hearts of All
.......... 9363 MOCARTHY In Defence of his colleagues ..... 9369 VEST On Indian
Schools ............ 9384 CAPRIVI On Colonial Possessions .... 9394 .
9338 KNOTT Speech on “ Duluth ” . 9346 DIAZ Peace Rooted in the Hearts of All
.......... 9363 MOCARTHY In Defence of his colleagues ..... 9369 VEST On Indian
Schools ............ 9384 CAPRIVI On Colonial Possessions .... 9394 .
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united British America , with the single exception of tho colony of Newfoundland .
Contrast , sir , these performances with the most ardent hopes of the most
enthusiastic speakers on the subject of confederation . Mr. Brown , and I prefer to
refer ...
united British America , with the single exception of tho colony of Newfoundland .
Contrast , sir , these performances with the most ardent hopes of the most
enthusiastic speakers on the subject of confederation . Mr. Brown , and I prefer to
refer ...
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... over , and has made for himself an honored name on both sides of the Atlantic ;
who has received at the hands of his sovereign honors such as have never been
bestowed upon any other colonial statesman ; but who at a time of 9228 WHITE.
... over , and has made for himself an honored name on both sides of the Atlantic ;
who has received at the hands of his sovereign honors such as have never been
bestowed upon any other colonial statesman ; but who at a time of 9228 WHITE.
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other colonial statesman ; but who at a time of great political crisis , when the
interests alike of his party and his country seemed at stake , was tempted to aid
his friends in a contest against sectional prejudice backed by the substantial aid
of ...
other colonial statesman ; but who at a time of great political crisis , when the
interests alike of his party and his country seemed at stake , was tempted to aid
his friends in a contest against sectional prejudice backed by the substantial aid
of ...
Page 9290
Some people have said , but I think it is an unreasonable supposition , that the
cause of the tardiness of her Majesty's government was the accession to the
Cabinet of the noble earl the secretary for the colonies [ Earl of Derby ] . I have
quoted ...
Some people have said , but I think it is an unreasonable supposition , that the
cause of the tardiness of her Majesty's government was the accession to the
Cabinet of the noble earl the secretary for the colonies [ Earl of Derby ] . I have
quoted ...
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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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