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 9207
... practice of the profession . During a number of years he was engaged in journalism in Hamilton and subse- quently in Montreal , and he was one of the most brilliant writers and plat- form speakers of his day . He was returned to the ...
... practice of the profession . During a number of years he was engaged in journalism in Hamilton and subse- quently in Montreal , and he was one of the most brilliant writers and plat- form speakers of his day . He was returned to the ...
Page 9219
... he entered public life , had Sir probably the largest practice of any solicitor in Ontario , with prospects before him which could not have failed to amass for him great riches and to have made him to LIBERAL - CONSERVATIVES IN CANADA 9219.
... he entered public life , had Sir probably the largest practice of any solicitor in Ontario , with prospects before him which could not have failed to amass for him great riches and to have made him to LIBERAL - CONSERVATIVES IN CANADA 9219.
Page 9220
... practices as a party . During the last session of Parliament we had one rather remarkable case brought forward by Mr. Mackenzie , upon which he asked the sense of Parliament , and put on record his own opinion to show how terribly ...
... practices as a party . During the last session of Parliament we had one rather remarkable case brought forward by Mr. Mackenzie , upon which he asked the sense of Parliament , and put on record his own opinion to show how terribly ...
Page 9235
... practice of absolute challenge ; in fine , did not dare to trust their case to twelve men " indifferently chosen , " as the constitution sup- poses a jury to be . Now , gentlemen , before I enter further upon this jury question , let me ...
... practice of absolute challenge ; in fine , did not dare to trust their case to twelve men " indifferently chosen , " as the constitution sup- poses a jury to be . Now , gentlemen , before I enter further upon this jury question , let me ...
Page 9237
... practice may be within the tech- nical letter of the law ; it violates the intent and meaning of the constitution , and it is not " trial by jury . " Let us suppose the scene removed , say to France . A hun- dred names are returned on ...
... practice may be within the tech- nical letter of the law ; it violates the intent and meaning of the constitution , and it is not " trial by jury . " Let us suppose the scene removed , say to France . A hun- dred names are returned on ...
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