American ideals,
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共 23 段- Yet if we are free from the peril of this example, there are
- One may fall very far short of treason and yet be an undesir
- The prime thing that every man who takes an interest in poli
- Nevertheless, this is a snare round which it behooves every
- Much the largest percentage of corrupt legislators come from
- As already said, some of us who usually acted together took
- The organizations that are commonly and distinctively known
- The political associations of the various districts are not
- Of the Commission itself little need be said. When I took of
- The main fight in each session comes on the Appropriation bi
- If, by any reasonable concessions, if, indeed, by the perfor
- Another of our important tasks was seeing that the elections
- But beyond this they begin to differ. Mr. Sewall distinctly
- I intended to draw a very sharp line between Mr. Watson and
- The United States ought not to permit any great military pow
- Popular sentiment is just when it selects as popular heroes
- If in the future we have war, it will almost certainly come
- Taking all this into consideration, therefore, it is most li
- As to what Mr. Pearson says about the work of the world whic
- The religious element in our development is that on which Mr
- The story of the taking of Constantinople by the Crusaders w
- Again, Mr. Adams gloomily remarks that “producers have becom
- Healthy political endeavor should, of course, be one form of