Classic Speeches: Words that Shook the World, Volumul 10Richard Crosscup Philosophical Library, 1965 - 496 pagini |
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... remain united with the German empire and the kingdom of Prussia . The proportion , in the meanwhile , of Germans in the foundation of our structure to the less reliable - I will not say loose - Polish element has be- come decidedly more ...
... remain united with the German empire and the kingdom of Prussia . The proportion , in the meanwhile , of Germans in the foundation of our structure to the less reliable - I will not say loose - Polish element has be- come decidedly more ...
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... remain , conscript fathers , which , if the consti- tution subsists , cannot remain , you have lost whole provinces ; and not only your revenues , but the whole power of Rome must sink by this domestic traffic . What is become of the ...
... remain , conscript fathers , which , if the consti- tution subsists , cannot remain , you have lost whole provinces ; and not only your revenues , but the whole power of Rome must sink by this domestic traffic . What is become of the ...
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... remain such as long as the Soviet of Workers ' and Soldiers ' Deputies exists . The Soviet cannot exist for long side by side with a Provisional Government of the ordinary type . And it will remain what it is only as long as the ...
... remain such as long as the Soviet of Workers ' and Soldiers ' Deputies exists . The Soviet cannot exist for long side by side with a Provisional Government of the ordinary type . And it will remain what it is only as long as the ...
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David BenGurion | 17 |
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On Being Sentenced to Be Hanged | 35 |
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