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A - - - English vessels arriving at American ports . And yet no steps could be
taken to punish the delinquents for want of any treaty arrangement between the
two countries which touched these offences , and they have consequently
enjoyed ...
A - - - English vessels arriving at American ports . And yet no steps could be
taken to punish the delinquents for want of any treaty arrangement between the
two countries which touched these offences , and they have consequently
enjoyed ...
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... like the English , in which the system of local self - government is extensively
prevalent ; if he wishes to be able to protect his own interests , and those of his
neighbours , and to exercise a fair share of influence over bis fellowmen . Indeed
, it ...
... like the English , in which the system of local self - government is extensively
prevalent ; if he wishes to be able to protect his own interests , and those of his
neighbours , and to exercise a fair share of influence over bis fellowmen . Indeed
, it ...
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... and to be ready and adroit in their employment . Our English youth , who
aspires to be a successful orator in the Senate , or at the Bar , must be fluent and
accurate , energetic , and graceful ; and , above all , he must be lucid in his
English .
... and to be ready and adroit in their employment . Our English youth , who
aspires to be a successful orator in the Senate , or at the Bar , must be fluent and
accurate , energetic , and graceful ; and , above all , he must be lucid in his
English .
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The same great orator may be cited on another matter , in favour of that system of
combining the study of English and the study of the classics , which I have
recommended in the earlier part of this essay . Lord Stanhope , in his memoirs of
Pitt ...
The same great orator may be cited on another matter , in favour of that system of
combining the study of English and the study of the classics , which I have
recommended in the earlier part of this essay . Lord Stanhope , in his memoirs of
Pitt ...
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Simple , short , yet full of meaning and power , the homely old English words go
straight to the heart , and their rhythm is sweetest music to the ear . But it is
absurd to deny the advantages which our large command of words drawn from
other ...
Simple , short , yet full of meaning and power , the homely old English words go
straight to the heart , and their rhythm is sweetest music to the ear . But it is
absurd to deny the advantages which our large command of words drawn from
other ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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