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Page 9238
Again I say , understand me well , I am objecting to the principle , the system , the
practice , and not to the twelve gentlemen now before me as individuals .
Personally , I am confident that being citizens of Dublin , whatever your views or ...
Again I say , understand me well , I am objecting to the principle , the system , the
practice , and not to the twelve gentlemen now before me as individuals .
Personally , I am confident that being citizens of Dublin , whatever your views or ...
Page 9245
... no sneer at Catholic practices , for a Crown official never sneers at Catholic
practiceswere sent to sanctify the gallows whereon they were to die . About two o'
clock P.M. the traitors were delivered to the sheriffs of Dublin , who placed them
in ...
... no sneer at Catholic practices , for a Crown official never sneers at Catholic
practiceswere sent to sanctify the gallows whereon they were to die . About two o'
clock P.M. the traitors were delivered to the sheriffs of Dublin , who placed them
in ...
Page 9262
Why , having this great work to do , did they deliberately depart from the practice
of all which had gone before them and raise up gratuitous difficulties in their way
? It was not from any ignorance on their part of the importance of redistribution ...
Why , having this great work to do , did they deliberately depart from the practice
of all which had gone before them and raise up gratuitous difficulties in their way
? It was not from any ignorance on their part of the importance of redistribution ...
Page 9274
... question as to the constitution of the second Chamber , and what is the best
way in which it shall be upheld , and whatever its present theoretical difficulties ,
you comes will not in practice much improve upon the House of 9274
SALISBURY.
... question as to the constitution of the second Chamber , and what is the best
way in which it shall be upheld , and whatever its present theoretical difficulties ,
you comes will not in practice much improve upon the House of 9274
SALISBURY.
Page 9275
will not in practice much improve upon the House of Lords . That has nothing to
do with the question we have in hand . The question is , if the House of Lords
does its duty , could it have acted otherwise than we have done ? What is it after
all ...
will not in practice much improve upon the House of Lords . That has nothing to
do with the question we have in hand . The question is , if the House of Lords
does its duty , could it have acted otherwise than we have done ? What is it after
all ...
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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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