Great Speeches of Col. R.G. IngersollRhodes & McClure publishing Company, 1897 - 449 pages |
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... Wife and Children . 91 Ingersoll on Cookery .. 92 The Happy Home .. 93 The Colonel's View of " Solid Comfort ” .. 96 NOMINATING BLAINE 100 TO THE SOLDIERS . 105 The Money Question ... Ingersoll's Horse Race .. Why the Colonel is a ...
... Wife and Children . 91 Ingersoll on Cookery .. 92 The Happy Home .. 93 The Colonel's View of " Solid Comfort ” .. 96 NOMINATING BLAINE 100 TO THE SOLDIERS . 105 The Money Question ... Ingersoll's Horse Race .. Why the Colonel is a ...
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... wife whose husband he had rescued from death . Lincoln was the grandest figure of the fiercest civil He is the gentlest memory of our world . war . met INGERSOLL'S GREAT SPEECH ON THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE . 50 INGERSOLL'S GREAT ...
... wife whose husband he had rescued from death . Lincoln was the grandest figure of the fiercest civil He is the gentlest memory of our world . war . met INGERSOLL'S GREAT SPEECH ON THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE . 50 INGERSOLL'S GREAT ...
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... to fight for the rights of men . What did the soldier leave when he went ? He left his wife and children . Did he leave them in a beautiful home , surrounded by civilization , in the repose of law , in the 62 INGERSOLL'S GREAT SPEECHES .
... to fight for the rights of men . What did the soldier leave when he went ? He left his wife and children . Did he leave them in a beautiful home , surrounded by civilization , in the repose of law , in the 62 INGERSOLL'S GREAT SPEECHES .
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... wife and children on the edge , on the fringe of the boundless forest , in which crouched and crept the red savage , who was at that time the ally of the still more savage Briton . He left his wife to defend her- self , and he left the ...
... wife and children on the edge , on the fringe of the boundless forest , in which crouched and crept the red savage , who was at that time the ally of the still more savage Briton . He left his wife to defend her- self , and he left the ...
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... wife and mother and children even tol- erable . A few families constituted a tribe ; the tribe had a chief ; the chief was a tyrant ; a few tribes formed a na- tion ; the nation was governed by a king , who was also a tyrant . A strong ...
... wife and mother and children even tol- erable . A few families constituted a tribe ; the tribe had a chief ; the chief was a tyrant ; a few tribes formed a na- tion ; the nation was governed by a king , who was also a tyrant . A strong ...
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