Classic Speeches: Words that Shook the World, Volumul 10Richard Crosscup Philosophical Library, 1965 - 496 pagini |
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Pagina 59
... called aloud on Cicero by name , and congratulated him on the recovery of liberty . " But why did he congratulate me in particular ? because I was privy to the design . Consider whether this was not the reason of his calling on me ...
... called aloud on Cicero by name , and congratulated him on the recovery of liberty . " But why did he congratulate me in particular ? because I was privy to the design . Consider whether this was not the reason of his calling on me ...
Pagina 114
... called you to this work by , I think , as wonder- ful providences as ever passed upon the sons of men in so short a time . And truly I think , taking the argument of necessity , for the government must not fall ; taking the appearance ...
... called you to this work by , I think , as wonder- ful providences as ever passed upon the sons of men in so short a time . And truly I think , taking the argument of necessity , for the government must not fall ; taking the appearance ...
Pagina 118
... called before . If it were a time to compare your standing with that of those that have been called by the suffrages of the people - which who can tell how soon God may fit the people for such a thing , and none can desire it more than ...
... called before . If it were a time to compare your standing with that of those that have been called by the suffrages of the people - which who can tell how soon God may fit the people for such a thing , and none can desire it more than ...
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