Public Opinion, Volume 18Public Opinion Company, 1895 - American periodicals |
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Page 8
... represented by only a single ticket . In other words , a large proportion of the Democrats of New York , in the recent election , subordinated their preferences in National politics to the welfare of the city . This growth of non ...
... represented by only a single ticket . In other words , a large proportion of the Democrats of New York , in the recent election , subordinated their preferences in National politics to the welfare of the city . This growth of non ...
Page 10
... represents a view of republican principle directly opposed to that of the present president . A rich man , President ... representing the Czar , and conferred upon him the grand cross of the Order of Christ --- Mr . Gladstone was 85 ...
... represents a view of republican principle directly opposed to that of the present president . A rich man , President ... representing the Czar , and conferred upon him the grand cross of the Order of Christ --- Mr . Gladstone was 85 ...
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... represents the continuous progress of our old religion . We call essentials , not the prevalent custom or philosophy ... representing the letter of Judaism , its institutional character , there is wide room for the culture of the spirit ...
... represents the continuous progress of our old religion . We call essentials , not the prevalent custom or philosophy ... representing the letter of Judaism , its institutional character , there is wide room for the culture of the spirit ...
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... represented , England , France and Russia , and in each case these acting protectors of the plain rights of humanity in Armenia have selected a dragoman to stand for them , which means to see for them , to hear testimony and report it ...
... represented , England , France and Russia , and in each case these acting protectors of the plain rights of humanity in Armenia have selected a dragoman to stand for them , which means to see for them , to hear testimony and report it ...
Page 36
... represented by this sum multiplied by two . Now there can be no doubt that the cost of an education is keeping many men from receiving it , and the question therefore recurs , Can anything be done to open the way to boys who want to go ...
... represented by this sum multiplied by two . Now there can be no doubt that the cost of an education is keeping many men from receiving it , and the question therefore recurs , Can anything be done to open the way to boys who want to go ...
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