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Página 79
... parliament . No artifice , no breach of truth and plain dealing , —not so much as secret ballot , is suffered in the island . In parliament , the tactics of the opposition is to resist every step of the government by a piti- less attack ...
... parliament . No artifice , no breach of truth and plain dealing , —not so much as secret ballot , is suffered in the island . In parliament , the tactics of the opposition is to resist every step of the government by a piti- less attack ...
Página 81
... Parliament they have hit on that capital inven- tion of freedom , a constitutional opposition . And when courts and parliament are both deaf , the plaintiff is not silenced . Calm , patient , his weapon of defence from year to year is ...
... Parliament they have hit on that capital inven- tion of freedom , a constitutional opposition . And when courts and parliament are both deaf , the plaintiff is not silenced . Calm , patient , his weapon of defence from year to year is ...
Página 95
... Parliament next , to make laws . He weaves , forges , saws , pounds , fans , and now he must pump , grind , dig and ... parliamentary - train carries him for a penny a mile . Gas - burners are cheaper than daylight in numberless floors ...
... Parliament next , to make laws . He weaves , forges , saws , pounds , fans , and now he must pump , grind , dig and ... parliamentary - train carries him for a penny a mile . Gas - burners are cheaper than daylight in numberless floors ...
Página 96
... Parliament is secured by the purchase of seats.2 Foreign power is kept by armed colo- nies ; power at home , by a standing army of police . The pauper lives better than the free laborer , the thief better than the pauper , and the ...
... Parliament is secured by the purchase of seats.2 Foreign power is kept by armed colo- nies ; power at home , by a standing army of police . The pauper lives better than the free laborer , the thief better than the pauper , and the ...
Página 99
... Parliament , in pulpits , in theatres , when the speakers rise to thought and passion , the language becomes idio- matic ; the people in the street best understand the best words . And their language seems drawn from the Bible , the ...
... Parliament , in pulpits , in theatres , when the speakers rise to thought and passion , the language becomes idio- matic ; the people in the street best understand the best words . And their language seems drawn from the Bible , the ...
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