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Title: Coming men on coming questions
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Stead, W. T. (William Thomas), 1849-1912
Subjects: Great Britain -- Politics and government 1901-1910
Publisher: London
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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halls or a yellow press, andperhaps on that account did not exhibit their feeling in the manner latelyfamiliar to us. Nay, so far as the great men of the old time were concerned,Walpole, Chatham, and the younger Pitt, a certain solemnity and awe, evenakin to pity, can be discerned in their language when they spoke of war.We have changed all that, and now the greatest danger to the BritishEmpire is the false spirit of Imperialism which has already placed upon ourshoulders a grievous burden, and, if persisted in, will in time undo ournational greatness. The greatest duty of patriots is to preserve peace. 284 HOLIDAY COMPANIONS The PENNY POETS. >-< CO BYRON LOWELL BURNS SHAKESPEARE LONGFELLOW E. B. BROWNING UJOQ < zo —J MORRISWHITTIERGHAUGER - u aa —J CO < ?r °= ec z ^ ^ O I4J UJ g 3l 5 Q. Q S ^ — J es ^ 5^ ij ec =c a: o o oc o < I ^ I CO cc u a I i : rf =*= ^ « o <c o CO S UJ ^ °CO o ^ oc ea ft —J UJ 60 Volumes. Cheapest and Best BooksEver Published,
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