Public Opinion, Volume 2Public Opinion Company, 1887 |
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... given it his own tone , and obtained for it approval and confidence outside his party . The Democrats accept this as proof alike of his ability and his patriotism . It is this which brings the bulk of the party to him , and has made its ...
... given it his own tone , and obtained for it approval and confidence outside his party . The Democrats accept this as proof alike of his ability and his patriotism . It is this which brings the bulk of the party to him , and has made its ...
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... given the consciousness of our valor ! All praise to Bismarck , who has exposed the fragility of the famous German Empire , proclaimed at Versailles in 1871 , in the intoxication of unexpected tri- umphs ! An ephemeral achievement ...
... given the consciousness of our valor ! All praise to Bismarck , who has exposed the fragility of the famous German Empire , proclaimed at Versailles in 1871 , in the intoxication of unexpected tri- umphs ! An ephemeral achievement ...
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... given a reminder , in the events alluded to , that the divisive forces of Protestantism are not spent . There is a schism , practically , in the Congregational church . It may never take organic form . The troublesome faction may not be ...
... given a reminder , in the events alluded to , that the divisive forces of Protestantism are not spent . There is a schism , practically , in the Congregational church . It may never take organic form . The troublesome faction may not be ...
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... given more than $ 4,000,000 for the spread of the gospel within the past ten years . The Protestant reli- gious meetings in Paris were attended last year by 450,000 people , and the Protestant outlook for the future is most encouraging ...
... given more than $ 4,000,000 for the spread of the gospel within the past ten years . The Protestant reli- gious meetings in Paris were attended last year by 450,000 people , and the Protestant outlook for the future is most encouraging ...
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... given and is giving considerable trou- ble . When a young man takes his bachelor's degree at twenty or twenty - one he is quick to see the advantages of a post - graduate course of special study as a broader and deeper preparation for ...
... given and is giving considerable trou- ble . When a young man takes his bachelor's degree at twenty or twenty - one he is quick to see the advantages of a post - graduate course of special study as a broader and deeper preparation for ...
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