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... dividing line between the the masses, the rupeetable and the otherwise. We speak no Mugu of the masses as the saiseculottee has advanced since the days of the French revolution. We speak of them se the sans-craiattes or collarless. When His I Majesty desires ...
... be ;aid --if everything were stated. So now Jack, since you will not speak out, I will! You are in a dreadful danger Jack, my chivalrous, foolish, splendid Jack! You will not speak to clear yourself. Now I go to clear 'your ...
... Womanhood. In the evening, et a Central meeting. the sobrct will be Christ and the Labour Movement The Peterborough will speak on Christiau and labour Ideals. the Rev. G. A. Studdert- Kennedy on Labour and Chore+ Member. ship. and es paper will be ...
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... the English-speaking people held a greater place in tho destiny of the world than they did at this moment. Christianity was the proved religion of the world, and it had received different expressions among the Latin and the English-speaking peoples. There ...
... fronta ge veers in what is now called Kenya_Colonr bet before the war B r iti sh Past Africa, g a l was therefore able to speak from intimate personal knowledge of the work f Church in that district. In the monies, choosing as his text, There wits em ...
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... ORNISKIRK DIVISIOIL IMB. BLUNDELL AND THE FA,Rmsetr GOVERNMENT. Speaking at a Consenutive gathering at Bieitaffe, on Saturday, Mr. N • J.P., the Coaservative Agrandtural Icandidate for the Ormakirk Division, said h e believed agriculturists had to hope ...
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