The North American Review, 170. ciltO. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... House , I was directed to one gentleman who had achieved fame by refusing , as I understood the matter , to wear a dress suit at the White House , and to another with the more pronounced distinction of possessing three wives . One tired ...
... House , I was directed to one gentleman who had achieved fame by refusing , as I understood the matter , to wear a dress suit at the White House , and to another with the more pronounced distinction of possessing three wives . One tired ...
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... House led the applause at the finish of the new Speaker's address - giving him just that " friendly support " for which he had appealed to the House . These pages are a feature peculiar to Congress . In the House of Commons no one but ...
... House led the applause at the finish of the new Speaker's address - giving him just that " friendly support " for which he had appealed to the House . These pages are a feature peculiar to Congress . In the House of Commons no one but ...
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... House perpetual violations of the law which forbids a man to pass between the Speaker and the member who is addressing the House . The House of Commons is punctilious to what some think an absurd degree in the observance of such points ...
... House perpetual violations of the law which forbids a man to pass between the Speaker and the member who is addressing the House . The House of Commons is punctilious to what some think an absurd degree in the observance of such points ...
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