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Page 9209
Now I think it is worth while to - day to point out that we are entitled to the name upon the highest grounds of the historical record of the past , and that judged by that record that name is entitled to the respect of all who rejoice ...
Now I think it is worth while to - day to point out that we are entitled to the name upon the highest grounds of the historical record of the past , and that judged by that record that name is entitled to the respect of all who rejoice ...
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... to oppose him , and thus forced the old statesman , whom , however men may have differed from him politically , all were compelled to honor and respect , back into private life and soon after to a sorrowing grave .
... to oppose him , and thus forced the old statesman , whom , however men may have differed from him politically , all were compelled to honor and respect , back into private life and soon after to a sorrowing grave .
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Both are mottoes worthy of our respect and worthy of being accepted by us . Our great object should be as a party to so conduct our public discussions , to so maintain our principles and views , that when the time of electoral struggle ...
Both are mottoes worthy of our respect and worthy of being accepted by us . Our great object should be as a party to so conduct our public discussions , to so maintain our principles and views , that when the time of electoral struggle ...
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Gentlemen , I desire in all that I have to say , to keep or be kept within what is regular and seemly , and , above all , to utter nothing wanting in respect for the court ; but I do say , and I do protest , that I have not got trial by ...
Gentlemen , I desire in all that I have to say , to keep or be kept within what is regular and seemly , and , above all , to utter nothing wanting in respect for the court ; but I do say , and I do protest , that I have not got trial by ...
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English law presenting itself to the Irish people in a guise forbidding sympathy or respect , and evoking fear and resentment . Take it at its birth in this country . Shake your minds free of legal theories and “ DISESTEEM OF THE LAW ...
English law presenting itself to the Irish people in a guise forbidding sympathy or respect , and evoking fear and resentment . Take it at its birth in this country . Shake your minds free of legal theories and “ DISESTEEM OF THE LAW ...
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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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