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Yielding to their judgment he refrained from active participation , but in the last
week prior to the election Secretary of State Root made a speech that was
certainly the most important utterance of the campaign . The position that Mr.
Root ...
Yielding to their judgment he refrained from active participation , but in the last
week prior to the election Secretary of State Root made a speech that was
certainly the most important utterance of the campaign . The position that Mr.
Root ...
Page 703
To the man seeking a political reputation of the traditional sort any excuse is
good enough for making a speech . The leading artists monopolise the floor ,
while their supporters look on in much the same temper as if it were a football or
cricket ...
To the man seeking a political reputation of the traditional sort any excuse is
good enough for making a speech . The leading artists monopolise the floor ,
while their supporters look on in much the same temper as if it were a football or
cricket ...
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Lord Milner's speech ended with a fervent appeal to the Government to save us
from the shame and discredit of abandoning our own people . His speech made
a great impression on the House of Lords and in the country ; but the pro - Boer is
...
Lord Milner's speech ended with a fervent appeal to the Government to save us
from the shame and discredit of abandoning our own people . His speech made
a great impression on the House of Lords and in the country ; but the pro - Boer is
...
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NATIONAL | 560 |
The Future of Tariff Reform By J L GARVIN Editor of | 571 |
To General Picquart on his Appointment as Secretary | 632 |
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