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Page 31
... true guides who have pointed out the right and resolutely rejected the wrong path . To be thus right and farsighted , and true to one's own convictions , even once in a lifetime , is to secure for a man in the republic a position of ...
... true guides who have pointed out the right and resolutely rejected the wrong path . To be thus right and farsighted , and true to one's own convictions , even once in a lifetime , is to secure for a man in the republic a position of ...
Page 81
... true , there- fore , that we must give an account of every word spoken or deed done . The universal laws under which we live Know neither wrath nor pardon ; Ever true their measures mete- Their faultless balance weighs . I beseech you ...
... true , there- fore , that we must give an account of every word spoken or deed done . The universal laws under which we live Know neither wrath nor pardon ; Ever true their measures mete- Their faultless balance weighs . I beseech you ...
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... true , the foreign manufacturers would then run to their fullest capacity , and the Ameri- can only be called upon furtively to make what his British competitor could not . He would cease to be the principal factor in supplying his own ...
... true , the foreign manufacturers would then run to their fullest capacity , and the Ameri- can only be called upon furtively to make what his British competitor could not . He would cease to be the principal factor in supplying his own ...
Contents
As Others See Us | 1 |
The Impending Elections in England and America | 20 |
The Venezuelan Question | 38 |
Copyright | |
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