The North American Review, Volume 154Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1892 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 219
... Give ! Give ! Give ! " even to the very last remnant of respect- ability and common honesty , and seeks to enforce its demands by an offered bribe of $ 31,250,000 . For twenty - five years it has paralyzed industrious habits wherever ...
... Give ! Give ! Give ! " even to the very last remnant of respect- ability and common honesty , and seeks to enforce its demands by an offered bribe of $ 31,250,000 . For twenty - five years it has paralyzed industrious habits wherever ...
Page 276
... give hope for carrying enough electoral votes to render the Dem- cratic party hereafter more independent . A sweeping victory this fall would give us the Presidency and both Houses of Congress for the first time since the war . This is ...
... give hope for carrying enough electoral votes to render the Dem- cratic party hereafter more independent . A sweeping victory this fall would give us the Presidency and both Houses of Congress for the first time since the war . This is ...
Page 536
... give an essentially sound judgment of a work of art , no matter what the subject of it may be . This is the meaning of Burke's remark that " The true standards of the arts are in every man's power , and an easy observance of the most ...
... give an essentially sound judgment of a work of art , no matter what the subject of it may be . This is the meaning of Burke's remark that " The true standards of the arts are in every man's power , and an easy observance of the most ...
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