The World's Great SpeechesLewis Copeland Garden City Publishing Company, 1942 - 748 páginas |
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... military despotism that which we are accustomed to consider as a stable form of government ? In all ages of the world it has been at- tended with the least stability to the persons who exercised it , and with the most rapid succession ...
... military despotism that which we are accustomed to consider as a stable form of government ? In all ages of the world it has been at- tended with the least stability to the persons who exercised it , and with the most rapid succession ...
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... military despotism , is , I own , a little singular , when I see the composure with which they can observe it nearer home - nay , when I see them regard it as a frame of government most peculiarly suited to the exercise of free opinion ...
... military despotism , is , I own , a little singular , when I see the composure with which they can observe it nearer home - nay , when I see them regard it as a frame of government most peculiarly suited to the exercise of free opinion ...
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... military power in Europe , driving the the greatest military power in Asia - Japan , Germany and Italy have allaudience declared and are making war upon you , and the quarrel is opened , which uther of can only end in their overthrow or ...
... military power in Europe , driving the the greatest military power in Asia - Japan , Germany and Italy have allaudience declared and are making war upon you , and the quarrel is opened , which uther of can only end in their overthrow or ...
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