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Page 9250
By fraud and by force that outrage on law , on right , on justice , was
consummated . In speaking thus I speak “ sedition . ” No one can write the facts of
Irish history without committing sedition . Look at the lessons — unhappy lessons
- taught ...
By fraud and by force that outrage on law , on right , on justice , was
consummated . In speaking thus I speak “ sedition . ” No one can write the facts of
Irish history without committing sedition . Look at the lessons — unhappy lessons
- taught ...
Page 9252
What ! The idea of low Hirish bodmen or laborers rescuing prisoners from them ,
the valiant and the brave ! Why , gentlemen , the “ Seth Bromleys ” of the “ force ”
in Manchester waxed hilarious and derisive over the idea . They would not even
...
What ! The idea of low Hirish bodmen or laborers rescuing prisoners from them ,
the valiant and the brave ! Why , gentlemen , the “ Seth Bromleys ” of the “ force ”
in Manchester waxed hilarious and derisive over the idea . They would not even
...
Page 9276
THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION DELIVERED AT EDINBURGH IN NOVEMBER ,
1888 W ITH regard to the campaign , the first thing that strikes you when you look
at it as a whole is wonder that Arabi Pasha , with his force and with his
opportunities ...
THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION DELIVERED AT EDINBURGH IN NOVEMBER ,
1888 W ITH regard to the campaign , the first thing that strikes you when you look
at it as a whole is wonder that Arabi Pasha , with his force and with his
opportunities ...
Page 9285
... with no preparation , and forced us into what followed . The fleet was moved in
; as a matter of course Arabi resisted , and the fleet , as was inevitable , suddenly
replied ; and then it was found that there were no forces to land and back up the ...
... with no preparation , and forced us into what followed . The fleet was moved in
; as a matter of course Arabi resisted , and the fleet , as was inevitable , suddenly
replied ; and then it was found that there were no forces to land and back up the ...
Page 9287
Of course General Baker with such a force was inevitably defeated ; but it was not
until April or May - I think not till a vote of censure was announced that the
government determined on making an effort to do that which they ought to have
done ...
Of course General Baker with such a force was inevitably defeated ; but it was not
until April or May - I think not till a vote of censure was announced that the
government determined on making an effort to do that which they ought to have
done ...
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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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