Great Speeches of Col. R.G. IngersollRhodes & McClure publishing Company, 1897 - 449 pages |
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... civilized world . He so managed affairs that while he was attempting simply to give food to our sol- diers , the south commenced actual hostilities and fired on Sumter . This course was pursued by Lincoln in spite of the ad- vice of ...
... civilized world . He so managed affairs that while he was attempting simply to give food to our sol- diers , the south commenced actual hostilities and fired on Sumter . This course was pursued by Lincoln in spite of the ad- vice of ...
Page 68
... civilized nation , and they could send a shining messenger in a moment to any part of the world , and it would go sweep- ing under the waves of the sea with thoughts and words within its glowing heart . I saw all that had been achieved ...
... civilized nation , and they could send a shining messenger in a moment to any part of the world , and it would go sweep- ing under the waves of the sea with thoughts and words within its glowing heart . I saw all that had been achieved ...
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... civilized . To adorn ourselves seems to be a part of our nature , and this de- sire seems to be everywhere and in everything . I have sometimes thought that the desire for beauty covers the earth with flowers . It is this desire that ...
... civilized . To adorn ourselves seems to be a part of our nature , and this de- sire seems to be everywhere and in everything . I have sometimes thought that the desire for beauty covers the earth with flowers . It is this desire that ...
Page 93
... one of the necessaries of civilized life , and without it there is very little com- fort . THE HAPPY HOME . Make your homes pleasant . homes pleasant . Have your houses warm and comfortable for the winter . Do not build a TO FARMERS . 93.
... one of the necessaries of civilized life , and without it there is very little com- fort . THE HAPPY HOME . Make your homes pleasant . homes pleasant . Have your houses warm and comfortable for the winter . Do not build a TO FARMERS . 93.
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... civilized war , was a Democrat . Soldiers , every scar you have got on your heroic bodies was given you by a Democrat . Every scar , every arm that is lacking , every limb that is gone , every scar is a souvenir of a Democrat . I want ...
... civilized war , was a Democrat . Soldiers , every scar you have got on your heroic bodies was given you by a Democrat . Every scar , every arm that is lacking , every limb that is gone , every scar is a souvenir of a Democrat . I want ...
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