American Sayings: Famous Phrases, Slogans, and AphorismsDuell, Sloan and Pearce, 1949 - 312 páginas |
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... wrote and preached from his pulpit in Boston whither he had come in 1633 . " Democracy I do not conceive God ever did ordain as a fit government for either church or commonwealth , " he wrote . " For if the people be governors who shall ...
... wrote and preached from his pulpit in Boston whither he had come in 1633 . " Democracy I do not conceive God ever did ordain as a fit government for either church or commonwealth , " he wrote . " For if the people be governors who shall ...
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... wrote : " The phrase , ' public office is a public trust ' , has of late become common property . " In his letter accepting the Democratic nomination for Governor of New York in October 1882 , Cleveland wrote : " Public officers are the ...
... wrote : " The phrase , ' public office is a public trust ' , has of late become common property . " In his letter accepting the Democratic nomination for Governor of New York in October 1882 , Cleveland wrote : " Public officers are the ...
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... wrote . " For in my opinion there never was a good war or a bad peace . " This sentiment he repeated in a letter to Dr. Shipley , Bishop of Asaph , as well as in a letter to Mrs. Mary Hew- son , dated January 27 , 1783 , at Passy ...
... wrote . " For in my opinion there never was a good war or a bad peace . " This sentiment he repeated in a letter to Dr. Shipley , Bishop of Asaph , as well as in a letter to Mrs. Mary Hew- son , dated January 27 , 1783 , at Passy ...
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American Sayings: Famous Phrases, Slogans, and Aphorisms Henry Fitzwilliam Woods Vista de fragmentos - 1945 |
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