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Page 595
No contest, at the first sight, could be more one-sided, and if the majority in the
Commons really reflected a corresponding opinion in the country, there could be
no doubt as to the result. But, as a matter of fact, it cannot be maintained that the ...
No contest, at the first sight, could be more one-sided, and if the majority in the
Commons really reflected a corresponding opinion in the country, there could be
no doubt as to the result. But, as a matter of fact, it cannot be maintained that the ...
Page 678
... power to forego the interest on, say, a million of money, in order to reap a richer
harvest thereafter. They alone have the power to lose for a time, and yet survive
in the end. The growing opinion—to my mind the obvious and right opinion—is ...
... power to forego the interest on, say, a million of money, in order to reap a richer
harvest thereafter. They alone have the power to lose for a time, and yet survive
in the end. The growing opinion—to my mind the obvious and right opinion—is ...
Page 892
Would the people freely use the power if they had it The experience of the United
States and Canada, where temperance opinion is far more general and
advanced than here, is that in country districts and small places the power is
widely used ...
Would the people freely use the power if they had it The experience of the United
States and Canada, where temperance opinion is far more general and
advanced than here, is that in country districts and small places the power is
widely used ...
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