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Page 11
... thought my superior legal talents had been recognized , and I accepted the employment . I was paid the one hundred dollars a month during the four years I was a member of the senate , but I was never called upon to perform any legal ...
... thought my superior legal talents had been recognized , and I accepted the employment . I was paid the one hundred dollars a month during the four years I was a member of the senate , but I was never called upon to perform any legal ...
Page 169
... thought was the war to end all wars . And today it is the inspiration of our soldiers on every sea and continent of the globe , with no stain on its silken folds except those made by the blood of patriots . What did the people see in ...
... thought was the war to end all wars . And today it is the inspiration of our soldiers on every sea and continent of the globe , with no stain on its silken folds except those made by the blood of patriots . What did the people see in ...
Page 172
... thought of our own people , this government of ours still lives , stronger in power and influence , both at home and abroad , than ever before - the pride and protection of one hundred and thirty million people , and the hope for multi ...
... thought of our own people , this government of ours still lives , stronger in power and influence , both at home and abroad , than ever before - the pride and protection of one hundred and thirty million people , and the hope for multi ...
Contents
Chapter | 11 |
A Patricide | 43 |
Prosecutor Lees Address to the Jury | 54 |
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