Modern Eloquence, Volume 7Thomas Brackett Reed, Rossiter Johnson, Justin McCarthy, Albert Ellery Bergh J.D. Morris, 1900 |
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... common rivalry , not to tear each other down , but to build each other up , in this broad faith that an injury to one is an injury to all , and the well - being of one is promoted by the well - being of all . We are to make this our ...
... common rivalry , not to tear each other down , but to build each other up , in this broad faith that an injury to one is an injury to all , and the well - being of one is promoted by the well - being of all . We are to make this our ...
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... common danger and a common victory ; at Atlanta he would present the material interests and the industrial de- velopment which appealed to the thrift and independence of every household , and which should unite the two sec- tions by the ...
... common danger and a common victory ; at Atlanta he would present the material interests and the industrial de- velopment which appealed to the thrift and independence of every household , and which should unite the two sec- tions by the ...
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... common history and common traditions , and it is part of a national character formed under these conditions . It implies undoubtedly an exclusive preference , and this is sometimes made an accusation against it ; but in this re- spect ...
... common history and common traditions , and it is part of a national character formed under these conditions . It implies undoubtedly an exclusive preference , and this is sometimes made an accusation against it ; but in this re- spect ...
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