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Page 9218
Well , gentlemen , the aggregate trade of the United States , which we have been
in the habit of looking upon as a wonderfully prosperous country , for 1870 was $
961,420,145 , which , taking their population at thirty - eight millions , equals ...
Well , gentlemen , the aggregate trade of the United States , which we have been
in the habit of looking upon as a wonderfully prosperous country , for 1870 was $
961,420,145 , which , taking their population at thirty - eight millions , equals ...
Page 9235
Yet the Crown in the face of this fact - and in a case where they knew that at least
the accused had no like power of peremptory challenge - did not venture to meet
me on equal footing ; did not venture to abstain from their practice of absolute ...
Yet the Crown in the face of this fact - and in a case where they knew that at least
the accused had no like power of peremptory challenge - did not venture to meet
me on equal footing ; did not venture to abstain from their practice of absolute ...
Page 9238
... by " -or whether those thus arbitrarily put aside were Catholics or Protestants ,
Liberals , Conservatives , or Nationalists -- the moment the Crown put its finger at
all on the panel , in a case where the accused had no equal right , the essential ...
... by " -or whether those thus arbitrarily put aside were Catholics or Protestants ,
Liberals , Conservatives , or Nationalists -- the moment the Crown put its finger at
all on the panel , in a case where the accused had no equal right , the essential ...
Page 9241
... from that put forth to - day by the SolicitorGeneral . Sir John Davis said no
people in the world loved equal justice more than the Irish , even where the
decision was against themselves . That character the Irish have ever borne , and
bear still .
... from that put forth to - day by the SolicitorGeneral . Sir John Davis said no
people in the world loved equal justice more than the Irish , even where the
decision was against themselves . That character the Irish have ever borne , and
bear still .
Page 9247
... of equal national rights under the one crown . This was what the Irish expected
; and in this sense they in that hour accepted the new dynasty . And it is
remarkable that from that day to this , though England has seen bloody
revolutions and ...
... of equal national rights under the one crown . This was what the Irish expected
; and in this sense they in that hour accepted the new dynasty . And it is
remarkable that from that day to this , though England has seen bloody
revolutions and ...
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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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