The Elocutionist: Consisting of Declamations and Readings in Prose and Poetry for the Use of Colleges and SchoolsA.H. Maltby, 1836 - 392 Seiten |
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... liberty ; and either renounce the blessings of self - govern- ment , or like the Goths and Vandals , pour down with the irresistible force of a torrent upon the countries be- low , and carry havoc and desolation in their train . A ...
... liberty ; and either renounce the blessings of self - govern- ment , or like the Goths and Vandals , pour down with the irresistible force of a torrent upon the countries be- low , and carry havoc and desolation in their train . A ...
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... liberty and connexion ? The two parliaments may clash ! So in Great Britain may king and parliament ; but we see they never do so injuriously . This proposition to transfer our legislative rights to England is , under all its ...
... liberty and connexion ? The two parliaments may clash ! So in Great Britain may king and parliament ; but we see they never do so injuriously . This proposition to transfer our legislative rights to England is , under all its ...
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... liberty ( like every other man ) to use my own language : and though I may , perhaps , have some ambition , -yet to please this gen- tleman , I shall not lay myself under any restraint , or very solicitously copy his diction , or his ...
... liberty ( like every other man ) to use my own language : and though I may , perhaps , have some ambition , -yet to please this gen- tleman , I shall not lay myself under any restraint , or very solicitously copy his diction , or his ...
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... liberty is invaded ; nor look in silence up- on public robbery . I will exert my endeavors ( at what- ever hazard ) to repel the aggressor , and drag the thief to justice - what power soever may protect the villany , and whoever may ...
... liberty is invaded ; nor look in silence up- on public robbery . I will exert my endeavors ( at what- ever hazard ) to repel the aggressor , and drag the thief to justice - what power soever may protect the villany , and whoever may ...
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... liberty , the more perfect will be their obedience . Slavery they can have any where . It is a weed that grows in every soil . They may have it from Spain , they may have it from Prussia . But until you become lost to all feelings of ...
... liberty , the more perfect will be their obedience . Slavery they can have any where . It is a weed that grows in every soil . They may have it from Spain , they may have it from Prussia . But until you become lost to all feelings of ...
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