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... government to a Liberal , and from a Liberal government to a Conservative , backwards and for- wards for ever . But this is not so . Unremittingly , however slowly , the human spirit struggles towards the light ; and the adoptions and ...
... government to a Liberal , and from a Liberal government to a Conservative , backwards and for- wards for ever . But this is not so . Unremittingly , however slowly , the human spirit struggles towards the light ; and the adoptions and ...
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... Government of Washington . Colonel Robert Ingersoll introduced me to Mr. Evarts , the Secretary of State , who with the courtesy I had heard ascribed to him , gave immediate attention to the subject . Looking at me with his wise ...
... Government of Washington . Colonel Robert Ingersoll introduced me to Mr. Evarts , the Secretary of State , who with the courtesy I had heard ascribed to him , gave immediate attention to the subject . Looking at me with his wise ...
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... Government will not lie , nor exaggerate , nor , but rarely , conceal the truth . Since the British Government do not discourage emigration , and cannot prevent it , it is better that our poor fellow - coun- trymen should be put in ...
... Government will not lie , nor exaggerate , nor , but rarely , conceal the truth . Since the British Government do not discourage emigration , and cannot prevent it , it is better that our poor fellow - coun- trymen should be put in ...
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... Government prove that the latter discerned rightly . The Government will have succeeded in part if , in the provisions of the treaty which is to be negotiated , they succeed in arriving at the means of adequately meeting the wants of ...
... Government prove that the latter discerned rightly . The Government will have succeeded in part if , in the provisions of the treaty which is to be negotiated , they succeed in arriving at the means of adequately meeting the wants of ...
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... Government is inclined to persist - that of maintaining the duty at 28. per gallon for bottled wines . Nothing is less accurate than the notion that the value of wines should be determined by the mode of consignment employed , and the ...
... Government is inclined to persist - that of maintaining the duty at 28. per gallon for bottled wines . Nothing is less accurate than the notion that the value of wines should be determined by the mode of consignment employed , and the ...
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