Modern Eloquence, Volume 3Thomas Brackett Reed G.L. Shuman & Company, 1901 |
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... speaking is one I heard illustrated the other day very well at a dinner at which my friend , Judge Bartlett and I were ... speak on this occasion , I could not do you any better honor than to tell you precisely what I do think and what ...
... speaking is one I heard illustrated the other day very well at a dinner at which my friend , Judge Bartlett and I were ... speak on this occasion , I could not do you any better honor than to tell you precisely what I do think and what ...
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... speak easily of God , " whose service is perfect freedom , " but it was not we , but our fathers who achieved that . Our fathers " left us an heritage , and it has brought forth abundantly . " I say this to draw clearly the line between ...
... speak easily of God , " whose service is perfect freedom , " but it was not we , but our fathers who achieved that . Our fathers " left us an heritage , and it has brought forth abundantly . " I say this to draw clearly the line between ...
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... speak of him as a humorous speaker you will recall some pathetic sentence ; so it is better to let General Horace Porter speak for himself . " ] MR . PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN : -After General Sher- man the deluge . I am the deluge . It ...
... speak of him as a humorous speaker you will recall some pathetic sentence ; so it is better to let General Horace Porter speak for himself . " ] MR . PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN : -After General Sher- man the deluge . I am the deluge . It ...
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VOLUME III | 859 |
PALMER GEORGE M | 871 |
PALMERSTON LORD HENRY JOHN TEMPLE | 876 |
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