Judge — March 15, 1924 — page 36: what you’re looking at

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“The Most Brilliant Speaker of the English Language in any Land on the Globe” —Rev. Henry Ward Beecher He is the most brilliant speaker of the globe.” Moncure D. Conway said, resident of the United States. His life as the life of Abraham Lin- Mark Twain said’ of . my reverence for him w: and returned it with usur: ‘ork can be carried for H as yourself. Throw every an in Maine.” James A at SOME OF HIS GREAT ARTICLES Life Some Mistakes of Moses Which Way The Truth The Foundation of Faith Tee Dewi Progre: What Religion? Avout the Hely Bibl Millions Flocked to Hear Him viewed was the greatest nt among He was not o f the greatest patriots, one of the most humane of men, t beautiful characters then living. He fought with logic, with and with u anding of his fellowmen. That is why 1 orator of the age the greatest livin y years Col ; bert G. Ingersoll spoke before packed houses wher- greater crowds than any other one man of his COL. Robert G. 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