The World's Great SpeechesLewis Copeland Garden City Publishing Company, 1942 - 748 páginas |
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Página 186
... ( cheers ] ; we must interfere in this matter , and arrest the course of Russia . " [ Cheers . ) No one , I am sure , in this country who impartially considers this question can for a mo- ment doubt what , under any circumstances , would ...
... ( cheers ] ; we must interfere in this matter , and arrest the course of Russia . " [ Cheers . ) No one , I am sure , in this country who impartially considers this question can for a mo- ment doubt what , under any circumstances , would ...
Página 187
... [ Cheers . ] We thought the time had come when we ought to take steps which would produce some order out of the anarchy and chaos that had so long prevailed . [ Cheers . ] We asked ourselves , was it absolutely a necessity that the ...
... [ Cheers . ] We thought the time had come when we ought to take steps which would produce some order out of the anarchy and chaos that had so long prevailed . [ Cheers . ] We asked ourselves , was it absolutely a necessity that the ...
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... [ Cheers . ] Well , these French gentlemen , the Admiral and the Commandant , how shall we appreciate the beneficence of their visit , the urbanity of their attentions to us , and the happy and hearty manner in which they have accepted ...
... [ Cheers . ] Well , these French gentlemen , the Admiral and the Commandant , how shall we appreciate the beneficence of their visit , the urbanity of their attentions to us , and the happy and hearty manner in which they have accepted ...
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PERICLES | 3 |
ISOCRATES | 11 |
CATO THE ELDER | 30 |
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