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Page 9232
And if at any time danger should threaten it , and we should be called upon to
vindicate in other form than by words our loyalty to the throne , then let “ Empire
First ” be the guiding star under which we shall illustrate that the Queen has in
this ...
And if at any time danger should threaten it , and we should be called upon to
vindicate in other form than by words our loyalty to the throne , then let “ Empire
First ” be the guiding star under which we shall illustrate that the Queen has in
this ...
Page 9254
Well , the rescued Fenian leaders got away ; and then , when all was overwhen
the danger was passed - valor tremendous returned to the fleet - of - foot
Manchester police . Oh , but they wreaked their vengeance that night on the
houses of the ...
Well , the rescued Fenian leaders got away ; and then , when all was overwhen
the danger was passed - valor tremendous returned to the fleet - of - foot
Manchester police . Oh , but they wreaked their vengeance that night on the
houses of the ...
Page 9277
Now , we were in the position of a financial operator who had raised his own
credit by doubtful and dangerous operations . We had squandered our military
credit at Majuba Hill , where we took up the position of a power that was willing to
...
Now , we were in the position of a financial operator who had raised his own
credit by doubtful and dangerous operations . We had squandered our military
credit at Majuba Hill , where we took up the position of a power that was willing to
...
Page 9283
... to the culpable delay attending the commencement of operations ; that the
policy of abandoning the whole of the Soudan after the conclusion of military
operations will be dangerous to Egypt and inconsistent with the interests of the
empire .
... to the culpable delay attending the commencement of operations ; that the
policy of abandoning the whole of the Soudan after the conclusion of military
operations will be dangerous to Egypt and inconsistent with the interests of the
empire .
Page 9285
The government knew very well the danger of Arabi while he was yet a small
man and had little influence . They were perfectly aware of the mischief he was
brewing , but they not only declined to act themselves , but , unless they have
been ...
The government knew very well the danger of Arabi while he was yet a small
man and had little influence . They were perfectly aware of the mischief he was
brewing , but they not only declined to act themselves , but , unless they have
been ...
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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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