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... Friends of reform can only hope that the dis- closures and prosecutions of the year will arouse public indignation to such a pitch that nothing may prevent the choice of honest and efficient munici- pal officers . For a clear ...
... Friends of reform can only hope that the dis- closures and prosecutions of the year will arouse public indignation to such a pitch that nothing may prevent the choice of honest and efficient munici- pal officers . For a clear ...
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... friends , in order to put up a fight for honest government , I should be a poor sort of crea- ture if I were not willing to make some sacri- fice myself . I'll conduct this prosecution without pay . " Then , with a smile , he added ...
... friends , in order to put up a fight for honest government , I should be a poor sort of crea- ture if I were not willing to make some sacri- fice myself . I'll conduct this prosecution without pay . " Then , with a smile , he added ...
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... friends of the Transvaal Indians in London . But public opinion in the Transvaal strongly upholds the action of the colonial government , and the Campbell - Bannerman Government is consequently now in a serious dilemma . If it sanctions ...
... friends of the Transvaal Indians in London . But public opinion in the Transvaal strongly upholds the action of the colonial government , and the Campbell - Bannerman Government is consequently now in a serious dilemma . If it sanctions ...
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... friends . More vivacious and dramatic in expres- sion than her brother , she was given the lead in conversation by him when friends called , and her bright sayings lingered in many memories . In spite of such painful days , life brought ...
... friends . More vivacious and dramatic in expres- sion than her brother , she was given the lead in conversation by him when friends called , and her bright sayings lingered in many memories . In spite of such painful days , life brought ...
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... Friend Street in Ames- bury , about nine miles from their old home . This was near the Friends ' meet- ing - house , whither they had driven for services for many years , and where they had formed pleasant social relations with a few ...
... Friend Street in Ames- bury , about nine miles from their old home . This was near the Friends ' meet- ing - house , whither they had driven for services for many years , and where they had formed pleasant social relations with a few ...
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