BryanHarcourt, Brace, 1929 - Всего страниц: 374 |
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... ( Applause . ) Mr. Clark's representatives appealed for support on no other ground . They contended that Mr. Clark was more progressive than Mr. Wilson , and indig- nantly denied that there was any coöperation between Mr. Clark and the ...
... ( Applause . ) Mr. Clark's representatives appealed for support on no other ground . They contended that Mr. Clark was more progressive than Mr. Wilson , and indig- nantly denied that there was any coöperation between Mr. Clark and the ...
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... ( Applause . ) If I have any enemies in this country , those who are my enemies have a monopoly of hatred . ( Ap- plause . ) Nor is there one American citizen , in my own party or any other , whom I would oppose for anything , unless I ...
... ( Applause . ) If I have any enemies in this country , those who are my enemies have a monopoly of hatred . ( Ap- plause . ) Nor is there one American citizen , in my own party or any other , whom I would oppose for anything , unless I ...
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... applause . " I have spoken to you on many themes , never on themes more im- portant than this today , and since they take applause out of my time , and since I am speaking to your hearts and heads and not to your hands , keep still and ...
... applause . " I have spoken to you on many themes , never on themes more im- portant than this today , and since they take applause out of my time , and since I am speaking to your hearts and heads and not to your hands , keep still and ...
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