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Page 9213
Now they can sell their lands without paying the lods et ventes , carry their grain
to the mill without paying the rights of banalité , till their soil without the
oppression of the cens et rentes , and are freed from a number of other dues
which pressed ...
Now they can sell their lands without paying the lods et ventes , carry their grain
to the mill without paying the rights of banalité , till their soil without the
oppression of the cens et rentes , and are freed from a number of other dues
which pressed ...
Page 9214
Equality of religious denominations before the law and free tenure of land in
Lower Canada were established as the result of the union which took place
between the Liberals and Conservatives in 1854 , and are among the
achievements of ...
Equality of religious denominations before the law and free tenure of land in
Lower Canada were established as the result of the union which took place
between the Liberals and Conservatives in 1854 , and are among the
achievements of ...
Page 9216
... 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 subjects in the land that gave us birth .
... 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 subjects in the land that gave us birth .
Page 9219
He had dabbled in lands up at Sarnia , they said , and they thought the job would
afford a good ground against him . But he made his explanation in Parliament ;
and what said the leader of the Opposition ? Here is the report : “ Mr. Foley could
...
He had dabbled in lands up at Sarnia , they said , and they thought the job would
afford a good ground against him . But he made his explanation in Parliament ;
and what said the leader of the Opposition ? Here is the report : “ Mr. Foley could
...
Page 9228
I venture , sir , to think that that judgment will shape itself after this fashion : Here
is a man who , at the cost of professional prospects which might have made him
one of the wealthy men of the land , entered at an early age the service of his ...
I venture , sir , to think that that judgment will shape itself after this fashion : Here
is a man who , at the cost of professional prospects which might have made him
one of the wealthy men of the land , entered at an early age the service of his ...
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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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