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 9218
... common answer to these statements is , that the prosperity of the country springs from the industry and enterprise of the people , and is in no way due to the government . I should be sorry to take from the people of Canada , in the ...
... common answer to these statements is , that the prosperity of the country springs from the industry and enterprise of the people , and is in no way due to the government . I should be sorry to take from the people of Canada , in the ...
Page 9219
... common mode of attack of the Opposition was to assail the personal characters of members of the government . They were called corruption- ists , and I can remember that in old elections , instead of giving us the name to which we were ...
... common mode of attack of the Opposition was to assail the personal characters of members of the government . They were called corruption- ists , and I can remember that in old elections , instead of giving us the name to which we were ...
Page 9227
... common with other public men of both political parties , and , if I am not greatly mistaken , in com- mon even with members of the pure government which we have presiding over the destinies of Canada to - day . But no man in Canada ...
... common with other public men of both political parties , and , if I am not greatly mistaken , in com- mon even with members of the pure government which we have presiding over the destinies of Canada to - day . But no man in Canada ...
Page 9269
... common question of legislation , it is a vital question , it is a question of the revision of the constitution . And in neither of the other popularly gov- erned countries is the revision of the constitution treated even so lightly as ...
... common question of legislation , it is a vital question , it is a question of the revision of the constitution . And in neither of the other popularly gov- erned countries is the revision of the constitution treated even so lightly as ...
Page 9274
... common with the House of Lords , that they have been doomed by a distinguished states- man . The decree has gone forth from the lips of Sir William Harcourt that the one shall cease to exist as the decree has gone forth from the lips of ...
... common with the House of Lords , that they have been doomed by a distinguished states- man . The decree has gone forth from the lips of Sir William Harcourt that the one shall cease to exist as the decree has gone forth from the lips of ...
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