When, as often, the great figures have been made the spokesmen of the thought of subsequent generations, the historical criticism of the prophecies becomes one of peculiar difficulty. [Please select]
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In general the position taken by German spokesmen was "peace without annexations and without indemnities," as proposed by the Russian Bolsheviki. [Please select]
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Its spokesmen came to regard most of these policies as injurious to the planting interests. [Please select]
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"Nibs, would--" "Stow this gab," roared Hook, and the spokesmen were dragged back. [Please select]
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The spokesmen had been slack in their disagreeable and perhaps dangerous duty. [Please select]
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Then followed a brief and entirely unsatisfactory dialogue between the two spokesmen. [Please select]
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As in the case of the railways also, the movement to curb the trusts soon had spokesmen at Washington. [Please select]
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After some delay, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was chosen as the meeting place for the spokesmen of the two warring powers. [Please select]
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The commonest virtues of the individual are often lacking in the spokesmen of nations; a statesman representing not himself but his country may prove, without incurring excessive blame--as history often records--vindictive, perfidious, and egotistic. [Please select]
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They had no patience with such spokesmen as Josiah Quincy, who said that Massachusetts would not go to war to contest the right of Great Britain to search American vessels for British seamen. [Please select]
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