Modern Eloquence: A Library of the World's Best Spoken Thought, Том 11Ashley Horace Thorndike Modern Eloquence Corporation, 1928 |
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... ideal conclusion , and blindly rejecting the teachings of a cen- tury's experience - a century during which protective revenue tariffs have had an equal chance to exhibit the results of their operations and of their relative effect upon ...
... ideal conclusion , and blindly rejecting the teachings of a cen- tury's experience - a century during which protective revenue tariffs have had an equal chance to exhibit the results of their operations and of their relative effect upon ...
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... ideal state founded on justice , and in which the benefits of modern invention and of monopoly shall be shared by all the people instead of being controlled by the few and used by these few to make themselves the absolute masters of the ...
... ideal state founded on justice , and in which the benefits of modern invention and of monopoly shall be shared by all the people instead of being controlled by the few and used by these few to make themselves the absolute masters of the ...
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... ideals out in your practical statesmanship . The other side have tried and begged to be allowed to carry theirs out in practical statesmanship also . On one side have been these sentimentalities . They were the ideals of the fathers of ...
... ideals out in your practical statesmanship . The other side have tried and begged to be allowed to carry theirs out in practical statesmanship also . On one side have been these sentimentalities . They were the ideals of the fathers of ...
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... ideals and sentimentalities . They have built forty - five states on firm foundations . They have covered South America with republics . They have kept despotism out of the Western Hemisphere . They have made the United States the ...
... ideals and sentimentalities . They have built forty - five states on firm foundations . They have covered South America with republics . They have kept despotism out of the Western Hemisphere . They have made the United States the ...
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... ideals and your sentimentalities ? You have wasted six hundred millions of treasure . You have sacrificed nearly ten thousand American lives - the flower of our youth . You have devastated provinces . You have slain uncounted thousands ...
... ideals and your sentimentalities ? You have wasted six hundred millions of treasure . You have sacrificed nearly ten thousand American lives - the flower of our youth . You have devastated provinces . You have slain uncounted thousands ...
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