...a man speaks, so he thinks, and as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he. It is evident, therefore, that unity of speech is essential to the unity of...language is a stronger bond than identity of religion or of government, and contemporaneous nations of one speech, however formally separated by differences...

...a man speaks, so he thinks, and as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he. It is evident, therefore, that unity of speech is essential to the unity of...language is a stronger bond than identity of religion or of government, and contemporaneous nations of one speech, however formally separated by differences...

...a man speaks, so he thinks, and as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he. It is evident, therefore, that unity of speech is essential to the unity of...language is a stronger bond than identity of religion or of government, and contemporaneous nations of one speech, however formally separated by differences...

...the catchwords by which to win their patronage. The significance of words is illustrated by nothing more strikingly than by the fact that unity of speech...widely divorced, are one in culture, one in feeling. The settlement of townships and counties in our country, by distinct bodies of foreigners, is therefore...

...the catchwords by which to win their patronage. The significance of words is illustrated by nothing more strikingly than by the fact that unity of speech...widely divorced, are one in culture, one in feeling. The settlement of townships and counties in our country, by distinct bodies of foreigners, is therefore...

...rivulet, which has been aware of the horrible secret all along, in spite of its smiling surface." The significance of words is illustrated by nothing, perhaps,...that the fine patriotic effusion of Arndt, " Was ist des Deutschen Vaterland," was founded upon the idea that the oneness of the Deutsche Zunge, the German...

...a man speaks, so he thinks, and as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he. It is evident, therefore, that unity of speech is essential to the unity of...language is a stronger bond than identity of religion or of government, and contemporaneous nations of one speech, however formally separated by differences...

...interests (class for example) the language offered national unity and coherence: It is evident therefore that unity of speech is essential to the unity of...language is a stronger bond than identity of religion or government, and contemporaneous nations of one speech, however formally separated by differences...

...thing a political party gives up is its vocabulary. Alexis Tocqueville, Democracy in America, 1835-40 Unity of speech is essential to the unity of a people....language is a stronger bond than identity of religion or government. GP Marsh, cit. Rod Mengham, The Descent of Language, 1993 My language is the universal...

..."differing" and "deferring" in both their active and passive senses. It is evident therefore that onity of speech is essential to the unity of a people. Community...language is a stronger bond than identity of religion or government. (GP Marsh, The Origin and History of the English Language and the Literature it Embodies,...