Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders from Early Greece to the Present Time, Volume 22Mayo Williamson Hazeltine P. F. Collier & Son, 1905 - 11114 pages |
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Page 9211
... minds of the old Liberals was this : -Shall we hand over the government of this country to the men who , calling themselves Liberals , have broken down the Liberal party by the declaration of extravagant views , by the enunciation of ...
... minds of the old Liberals was this : -Shall we hand over the government of this country to the men who , calling themselves Liberals , have broken down the Liberal party by the declaration of extravagant views , by the enunciation of ...
Page 9220
... mind's eye one public man , at any rate , who , a year or two ago , was without visible means of support , known to be in debt at every turn . Now he is rolling in wealth - but I am inclined to think that the position public life gave ...
... mind's eye one public man , at any rate , who , a year or two ago , was without visible means of support , known to be in debt at every turn . Now he is rolling in wealth - but I am inclined to think that the position public life gave ...
Page 9225
... minds have cooled down , now that there are no votes to be got by discussing the question and denouncing the public men of the country in connection with it , now when the sober second thought must be begin- ning to assert itself , that ...
... minds have cooled down , now that there are no votes to be got by discussing the question and denouncing the public men of the country in connection with it , now when the sober second thought must be begin- ning to assert itself , that ...
Page 9233
... minds against a man who adopts the singular course -who undertakes the serious responsibility - of pleading his own defence . Such a proceeding might be thought to be dictated either by disparagement of the ordinary legal advocacy ...
... minds against a man who adopts the singular course -who undertakes the serious responsibility - of pleading his own defence . Such a proceeding might be thought to be dictated either by disparagement of the ordinary legal advocacy ...
Page 9237
... be called trial by jury ? Would not it be the same thing , in a more straightforward way , to let the Crown solicitor send out a policeman and collect twelve well - accredited persons of his own mind " DISESTEEM OF THE LAW " 9237.
... be called trial by jury ? Would not it be the same thing , in a more straightforward way , to let the Crown solicitor send out a policeman and collect twelve well - accredited persons of his own mind " DISESTEEM OF THE LAW " 9237.
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