General Garfield as a Statesman and Orator: Paragraphs from His Speeches in Congress and on the StumpNational Republican Committee, 1881 - 32 страница |
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... never know why slavery dies so hard in this Republic and in this hall until we know why sin has such longevity and Satan is immortal . With marvellous tenacity of existence , it has outlived the expectations of its friends and the hopes ...
... never know why slavery dies so hard in this Republic and in this hall until we know why sin has such longevity and Satan is immortal . With marvellous tenacity of existence , it has outlived the expectations of its friends and the hopes ...
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... never call retreat : He is sifting out the hearts of men before his judgment seat . Be swift my soul to answer Him , be jubilant my feet ; For God is marching on . " " PUBLIC DEBT AND SPECIE PAYMENTS . [ From a Speech in the House of ...
... never call retreat : He is sifting out the hearts of men before his judgment seat . Be swift my soul to answer Him , be jubilant my feet ; For God is marching on . " " PUBLIC DEBT AND SPECIE PAYMENTS . [ From a Speech in the House of ...
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... never have exceeded $ 10,000,000 . I say , as a matter of current history , that it was the great hope of the rebels of the South that the assistance of the Democratic party of the North would divide our forces and over- come all our ...
... never have exceeded $ 10,000,000 . I say , as a matter of current history , that it was the great hope of the rebels of the South that the assistance of the Democratic party of the North would divide our forces and over- come all our ...
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... never occurred to me to be thankful for this putres- It is related in a quaint German book of humor , that the inhabitants of Schildeberg , finding that other towns , with more pub- lic spirit than their own , had erected gibbets within ...
... never occurred to me to be thankful for this putres- It is related in a quaint German book of humor , that the inhabitants of Schildeberg , finding that other towns , with more pub- lic spirit than their own , had erected gibbets within ...
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... never safely relax their vigilance until the ideas for which they fought have become embodied in the enduring forms of individual and national life . Has this been done ? Not yet . I ask the gentleman , in all plain- ness of speech ...
... never safely relax their vigilance until the ideas for which they fought have become embodied in the enduring forms of individual and national life . Has this been done ? Not yet . I ask the gentleman , in all plain- ness of speech ...
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