...injustice of the case," he said, " Englishmen had a respect for rank, for wealth — perhaps too much ; but there was another attribute in the minds of Englishmen...in what they believed to be a sacred cause, you and yours (turning to the Tories) will vanish like chaff before the whirlwind." In another speech, he turned...

...his industry, he could not perceive. The noble lord, the member for North Lancashire (Lord Stanley), knew something of the abilities of those men. The...in what they believed to be a sacred cause, YOU AND YOUKS (said Cobden, with sudden fire, addressing the Tories) WILL VANISH LIKE CHAFF BEFORE THE WHIRLWIND...

...their earnestness. — Englishmen have a respect for rank and wealth, perhaps too much ; they feel an attachment to the laws of their country ; but there...what they believed to be a sacred cause, 'you and yours' (gan droi at y Ceidwadwyr) will vanish like chaff before the wind. " Yr ydoedd Mr. Villiers...

...their earnestness. — Englishmen have a respect for rank and wealth, perhaps too much ; they feel an attachment to the laws of their country ; but there...sacred things ; and where their sympathy and respect ana deference were enlisted in what they believed to be a sacred cause, 'you and yours' (gan droi at...

...differences, joining heart and hand in a great cause, there could be no doubt of their earnestness. . . . Englishmen had a respect for rank, for wealth, perhaps...and deference were enlisted in what they believed to he a sacred cause, 'yon and yours,' declared the speaker, addressing the Protectionists, 'will vanish...

...to incline the will of Him who ruled princes and potentates to turn your hearts to justice and mercy Englishmen had a respect for rank, for wealth, perhaps...and where their sympathy and respect and deference are enlisted in what they believe to be a good cause, you and yours will vanish like chaff before the...

...rank, for wealth, perhaps too much; they feel an attachment to the laws of their country; but there is another attribute in the minds of Englishmen — there...veneration for sacred things, and where their sympathy, respect, and deference were enlisted in what they believed to be a just and sacred cause, you and yours...

...religion, without any sectarian differences, joining heart and hand in a great cause, there could be no for rank, for wealth, perhaps too much; they felt...country; but there was another attribute in the minds of Englishmen—there was a permanent veneration for sacred things; and where their sympathy and respect...

...attribute in the minds of Englishmen — there was a permanent veneration for sacred things ; and when their sympathy and respect and deference were enlisted...in what they believed to be a sacred cause, you and yours [addressing the Protectionists] will vanish like chaff before the whirlwind." One or two simpletons...

...to the laws of their country; but there is another attribute in the minds of Englishmen — there is a permanent veneration for sacred things; and where their sympathy and respect and deference are enlisted in what they believe to be a sacred cause, you and yours " ( with sudden fire, addressing...