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Page 9211
When the time thus came for the change of government , owing to the defeat of
the ministry , the question that arose in the minds of the old Liberals was this : -
Shall we hand over the government of this country to the men who , calling ...
When the time thus came for the change of government , owing to the defeat of
the ministry , the question that arose in the minds of the old Liberals was this : -
Shall we hand over the government of this country to the men who , calling ...
Page 9212
They were large , important questions , requiring solution at the hands of the
public men of the country . What was done ? The Clergy Reserves were
secularized ; and you well remember the agitation made by the so - called
Liberals 9212 ...
They were large , important questions , requiring solution at the hands of the
public men of the country . What was done ? The Clergy Reserves were
secularized ; and you well remember the agitation made by the so - called
Liberals 9212 ...
Page 9214
... raised against them , because they acted upon the principle that the man who
believed that religion and education should go hand in hand was as much
entitled to have his conscientious opinions respected as the man who was a
Secularist ...
... raised against them , because they acted upon the principle that the man who
believed that religion and education should go hand in hand was as much
entitled to have his conscientious opinions respected as the man who was a
Secularist ...
Page 9216
... said : “ Well , sir , the bold scheme in your hands is nothing less than to gather
these countries into one - to organize them all under one government , with the
protection of the British flag and in heartiest sympathy and affection with our
fellow ...
... said : “ Well , sir , the bold scheme in your hands is nothing less than to gather
these countries into one - to organize them all under one government , with the
protection of the British flag and in heartiest sympathy and affection with our
fellow ...
Page 9220
... These hands are clean , ” he stated what was literally true With all the
temptations of public and official life he has retired from office without a single
stain of corruption upon his personal or public character . The truth is , sir , that
the charges ...
... These hands are clean , ” he stated what was literally true With all the
temptations of public and official life he has retired from office without a single
stain of corruption upon his personal or public character . The truth is , sir , that
the charges ...
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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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