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 9240
... ours , there is ever a yearning for these rela- tions , which are and ought to be as natural between a people and their government as between the children and the parent . 9241 I say for myself , and I firmly believe -9240 SULLIVAN.
... ours , there is ever a yearning for these rela- tions , which are and ought to be as natural between a people and their government as between the children and the parent . 9241 I say for myself , and I firmly believe -9240 SULLIVAN.
Page 9242
... nature , whom it was lawful to slay . Later on in our history we find the Irish near the Pale sometimes asking to be admitted to the benefits of English law , since they were forbidden to have any of their own ; but their petitions were ...
... nature , whom it was lawful to slay . Later on in our history we find the Irish near the Pale sometimes asking to be admitted to the benefits of English law , since they were forbidden to have any of their own ; but their petitions were ...
Page 9249
... natural affection- to foster perfidy and hypocrisy - to petrify conscience - to perpetuate brutal ignorance to facilitate the work of tyr- anny - by rendering the vices of slavery inherent and natural in the Irish character and to make ...
... natural affection- to foster perfidy and hypocrisy - to petrify conscience - to perpetuate brutal ignorance to facilitate the work of tyr- anny - by rendering the vices of slavery inherent and natural in the Irish character and to make ...
Page 9270
... highest respect , and there is no doubt that , for ordinary purposes , dealing with ordinary bills , its authority is full and unquestioned to the term of its natural career ; but when it lays hands upon the constitution 9270 SALISBURY.
... highest respect , and there is no doubt that , for ordinary purposes , dealing with ordinary bills , its authority is full and unquestioned to the term of its natural career ; but when it lays hands upon the constitution 9270 SALISBURY.
Page 9291
... nature . It was not to be expected that he should send home a telegram to say , " I am in great danger , therefore send me troops . " He would prob- ably have cut off his right hand before he would have sent such a telegram . But he did ...
... nature . It was not to be expected that he should send home a telegram to say , " I am in great danger , therefore send me troops . " He would prob- ably have cut off his right hand before he would have sent such a telegram . But he did ...
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