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William Ewart Gladstone

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Who equals him in earnestness? Who equals him in eloquence? Who equals him in courage and fidelity to his convictions? If these gentlemen who say they will not follow him have anyone who is equal, let them show him. If they can point out any statesman who can add dignity and grandeur to the stature of Mr. Gladstone, let them produce him!
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John Bright, speech at Birmingham, (1867-04-22).

 
William Ewart Gladstone

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