On England,
On England, and other addresses
作者：Baldwin, Stanley Baldwin, Earl, 1867-1947
体例：段 章数：14
字数：292,860 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 14 段- This is the second ceremony of the kind which I have attende
- And there should be an end once and for all of that secretiv
- There exists a certain interesting and harmonious relation b
- I was struck two or three days ago by reading the words of a
- I come back to where I began. False words, said the dying S
- Most of those whose real application to the Classics came to
- In making this sanctuary a memorial to Hudson, we are doing
- These words go right down to the root of the matter, because
- In concluding, I would stress once more what I have said to
- The word Imperialism still has to many people in this countr
- There is yet a third difference: we of the State do possess-
- Let that example continue and flourish, and let it be modifi
- Secondly, Ireland is governed to-day from Merrion Street, no
- It is not wasting words to try to realise what the great fri