Great Speeches of Col. R.G. IngersollRhodes & McClure publishing Company, 1897 - 449 pages |
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... brain . The Republc had reached a crisis , the conflict be- tween Liberty and Slavery could no longer be delayed . From the heights of philosophy - standing above the con- tending hosts , above the prejudices , above the serti ...
... brain . The Republc had reached a crisis , the conflict be- tween Liberty and Slavery could no longer be delayed . From the heights of philosophy - standing above the con- tending hosts , above the prejudices , above the serti ...
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... brain , single in heart , direct as light ; and his words , candid as mirrors , gave the perfect image of his thought . He was never afraid to ask - never too dignified to admit that he did not know . No man had keener wit or kinder ...
... brain , single in heart , direct as light ; and his words , candid as mirrors , gave the perfect image of his thought . He was never afraid to ask - never too dignified to admit that he did not know . No man had keener wit or kinder ...
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... brain ennobles the heart , and quickens the conscience . Between his lips words bud and blossom . If you wish to ... brain can do together and what the brain can do alone - read Lincoln's EULOGY ON LINCOLN . 45.
... brain ennobles the heart , and quickens the conscience . Between his lips words bud and blossom . If you wish to ... brain can do together and what the brain can do alone - read Lincoln's EULOGY ON LINCOLN . 45.
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Robert Green Ingersoll James Baird McClure. and what the brain can do alone - read Lincoln's won- drous words at Gettysburg , and then the speech of Ed- ward Everett . The oration of Lincoln will never be forgotten . It will MRS . SARAH ...
Robert Green Ingersoll James Baird McClure. and what the brain can do alone - read Lincoln's won- drous words at Gettysburg , and then the speech of Ed- ward Everett . The oration of Lincoln will never be forgotten . It will MRS . SARAH ...
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... brain . What more ? That every man has the right to pursue his own happiness in his own way . Grander words than these have never been spoken by man . And what more did these men say ? They laid down the doctrine that governments were ...
... brain . What more ? That every man has the right to pursue his own happiness in his own way . Grander words than these have never been spoken by man . And what more did these men say ? They laid down the doctrine that governments were ...
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