The World's Great SpeechesLewis Copeland Garden City Publishing Company, 1942 - 748 pàgines |
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Pàgina 220
... measure cheerfully , freely , gladly , and without reservation as a final settlement , I say that the Irish people have shown that they have accepted this measure in that sense . I will now leave this question of the supremacy of the ...
... measure cheerfully , freely , gladly , and without reservation as a final settlement , I say that the Irish people have shown that they have accepted this measure in that sense . I will now leave this question of the supremacy of the ...
Pàgina 288
... measure of mutual concession - a measure of mutual sacrifice . Undoubtedly , Mr. President , in all such measures of compromise , one party would be very glad to get what he wants , and reject what he does not desire but which the other ...
... measure of mutual concession - a measure of mutual sacrifice . Undoubtedly , Mr. President , in all such measures of compromise , one party would be very glad to get what he wants , and reject what he does not desire but which the other ...
Pàgina 349
... measures must not claim him for their own . He remains the standard by which to measure men . His views are not binding upon us , but his point of view will al- ways be our inspiration . He would not be blindly followed who was open ...
... measures must not claim him for their own . He remains the standard by which to measure men . His views are not binding upon us , but his point of view will al- ways be our inspiration . He would not be blindly followed who was open ...
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Funeral Oration | 3 |
ISOCRATES | 11 |
CATO THE ELDER | 30 |
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