The National Review, Volume 47, Issue 2W.H. Allen, 1906 |
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Page 551
... speeches . Mr. Bryce made a singularly unsuccessful attempt to display his theological learn- Mr. Chamber - ing : Mr. Dillon made a whining speech , almost lain's Speech . apologising to the Government for opposing such an excellent ...
... speeches . Mr. Bryce made a singularly unsuccessful attempt to display his theological learn- Mr. Chamber - ing : Mr. Dillon made a whining speech , almost lain's Speech . apologising to the Government for opposing such an excellent ...
Page 560
... speech , putting all personal questions entirely on one side . There was a strong instinct in the British nation to treat its public servants with a certain broad generosity which enabled the latter to give faithful and fearless service ...
... speech , putting all personal questions entirely on one side . There was a strong instinct in the British nation to treat its public servants with a certain broad generosity which enabled the latter to give faithful and fearless service ...
Page 641
... speech he delivered last month at the laying of a corner - stone of an annex to the House of Representatives . Bunyan's character of " The Man with the Muck Rake " was the simile the President used to describe the sensationalist who ...
... speech he delivered last month at the laying of a corner - stone of an annex to the House of Representatives . Bunyan's character of " The Man with the Muck Rake " was the simile the President used to describe the sensationalist who ...
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