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Page 9224
Under ordinary circumstances it was the duty of the government to fill the office
promptly . But it was more convenient to keep it as a bait for aspirants during the
elections . We had rumors in every direction as to who the fortunate man would
be ...
Under ordinary circumstances it was the duty of the government to fill the office
promptly . But it was more convenient to keep it as a bait for aspirants during the
elections . We had rumors in every direction as to who the fortunate man would
be ...
Page 9226
... terms as prevented him doing his duty to the country in regard to any contract
in which Sir Hugh Allan was inter ested . Is there anything in the records of
Parliament since the elections of 1872 , or in the evidence taken before the
commission ...
... terms as prevented him doing his duty to the country in regard to any contract
in which Sir Hugh Allan was inter ested . Is there anything in the records of
Parliament since the elections of 1872 , or in the evidence taken before the
commission ...
Page 9227
Did that look as if there had been an agreement which bound ministers to Sir
Hugh Allan against their own independent conception of their duty to the country
? ... Sir John Macdonald , gentlemen , committed a great mistake in being ...
Did that look as if there had been an agreement which bound ministers to Sir
Hugh Allan against their own independent conception of their duty to the country
? ... Sir John Macdonald , gentlemen , committed a great mistake in being ...
Page 9229
... throughout all the period of these discussions remained uncharged even of
personal corruption for his own advantage ; who even when accepting this
subscription to party funds was careful not to allow it to embarrass him in his
public duty ...
... throughout all the period of these discussions remained uncharged even of
personal corruption for his own advantage ; who even when accepting this
subscription to party funds was careful not to allow it to embarrass him in his
public duty ...
Page 9230
The duty which is before us as Liberal - Conservatives is to illustrate by our
conduct what a constitutional opposition is , as the party when in office presented
the spectacle of a constitutional government . The duty of an opposition is not to ...
The duty which is before us as Liberal - Conservatives is to illustrate by our
conduct what a constitutional opposition is , as the party when in office presented
the spectacle of a constitutional government . The duty of an opposition is not to ...
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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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