MemoirsCresset Press, 1945 - 304 pagina's |
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Pagina 141
... present or the future , and this was not enough to carry a people along . If they could see men of their own kin achieving great things it would have a profound influence on their outlook , and by raising their character would add to ...
... present or the future , and this was not enough to carry a people along . If they could see men of their own kin achieving great things it would have a profound influence on their outlook , and by raising their character would add to ...
Pagina 228
... present moment . I wonder if I emphasized that enough . The position of the country in the world and the place it occupies there is due solely to our present political combination . You and I may know the precarious nature of that ...
... present moment . I wonder if I emphasized that enough . The position of the country in the world and the place it occupies there is due solely to our present political combination . You and I may know the precarious nature of that ...
Pagina 268
... present century , has been carried with a large measure of general assent . And those who criticize decisions by party vote often do not realize that action by the House on matters of importance is usually preceded by many discussions ...
... present century , has been carried with a large measure of general assent . And those who criticize decisions by party vote often do not realize that action by the House on matters of importance is usually preceded by many discussions ...
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