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9283 MURRAY Public Speaking ..... 9301 VANCE The Slavery Question ........
9828 TELLER On Porto Rico .......... ....... 9338 KNOTT Speech on “ Duluth ” . 9346
DIAZ Peace Rooted in the Hearts of All .......... 9363 MOCARTHY In Defence of his
...
9283 MURRAY Public Speaking ..... 9301 VANCE The Slavery Question ........
9828 TELLER On Porto Rico .......... ....... 9338 KNOTT Speech on “ Duluth ” . 9346
DIAZ Peace Rooted in the Hearts of All .......... 9363 MOCARTHY In Defence of his
...
Page 9223
Even the local premier , acting for and speaking for his friends in the Dominion
government , went from platform to platform reminding the constituencies that
their chances of ministerial favors depended upon LIBERAL - CONSERVATIVES
IN ...
Even the local premier , acting for and speaking for his friends in the Dominion
government , went from platform to platform reminding the constituencies that
their chances of ministerial favors depended upon LIBERAL - CONSERVATIVES
IN ...
Page 9241
name I bay for myself , and I firmly believe I speak the sentiments of most
Irishmen when I say , that so far from experiencing satisfaction we experience
pain in our present relations with the law and governing power ; and we long for
the day ...
name I bay for myself , and I firmly believe I speak the sentiments of most
Irishmen when I say , that so far from experiencing satisfaction we experience
pain in our present relations with the law and governing power ; and we long for
the day ...
Page 9246
Being ready to mount the ladder , when he was pressed by some of the
bystanders to speak , he repeated frequently , Sine me quæso . The executioner
had no sooner taken off the bishop's head than the townsmen of Dublin began to
flock ...
Being ready to mount the ladder , when he was pressed by some of the
bystanders to speak , he repeated frequently , Sine me quæso . The executioner
had no sooner taken off the bishop's head than the townsmen of Dublin began to
flock ...
Page 9250
By fraud and by force that outrage on law , on right , on justice , was
consummated . In speaking thus I speak “ sedition . ” No one can write the facts of
Irish history without committing sedition . Look at the lessons — unhappy lessons
- taught ...
By fraud and by force that outrage on law , on right , on justice , was
consummated . In speaking thus I speak “ sedition . ” No one can write the facts of
Irish history without committing sedition . Look at the lessons — unhappy lessons
- taught ...
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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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