The National ReviewW.H. Allen, 1886 - Great Britain |
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But most of all things the desire of women goes out to political power , and their favourite ambition is to secure their footing on the hustings and electioneering platforms . The platform life they have already adopted -- with the loss ...
But most of all things the desire of women goes out to political power , and their favourite ambition is to secure their footing on the hustings and electioneering platforms . The platform life they have already adopted -- with the loss ...
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But , uneducated for responsible political functions as Hodge and John Thomas may be , we must not forget that they are units , for the most part influenced by others ; while women of property — just as uneducated and inapt in political ...
But , uneducated for responsible political functions as Hodge and John Thomas may be , we must not forget that they are units , for the most part influenced by others ; while women of property — just as uneducated and inapt in political ...
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We must inquire if something cannot be done to eliminate the taint of political partizanship from first appointments . It indeed passes wonder that no Radical reformer has stepped forward in the cause of judicial impartiality in this ...
We must inquire if something cannot be done to eliminate the taint of political partizanship from first appointments . It indeed passes wonder that no Radical reformer has stepped forward in the cause of judicial impartiality in this ...
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