Modern Eloquence: A Library of the World's Best Spoken Thought, Том 8Ashley Horace Thorndike Modern Eloquence Corporation, 1928 |
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... sure companions . To us , then , who survive , there comes a certain tenderness of heart which has never come before . The rival is a rival no longer . His hopes and ambitions have fallen by the wayside . In like manner ours will surely ...
... sure companions . To us , then , who survive , there comes a certain tenderness of heart which has never come before . The rival is a rival no longer . His hopes and ambitions have fallen by the wayside . In like manner ours will surely ...
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... sure , but we move forward never- theless . Nature's law is evolution and evolution is a slow process . There is too much at stake in civilization for it to be wrecked by hasty and unwise judgments and actions . HENRY JUSTIN ALLEN THE ...
... sure , but we move forward never- theless . Nature's law is evolution and evolution is a slow process . There is too much at stake in civilization for it to be wrecked by hasty and unwise judgments and actions . HENRY JUSTIN ALLEN THE ...
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... sure is imbued with the American spirit of fair play . Fair play demands that the partisans of each speaker on this occasion shall give courteous and respectful attention to the speakers who are making arguments in opposition to their ...
... sure is imbued with the American spirit of fair play . Fair play demands that the partisans of each speaker on this occasion shall give courteous and respectful attention to the speakers who are making arguments in opposition to their ...
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... sure the mass of his contemporaries would have pronounced it to be monstrously overcharged . We our- selves , if we had been living then , should most of us have by no means seen things as Plato saw them . No , if we had seen Athens ...
... sure the mass of his contemporaries would have pronounced it to be monstrously overcharged . We our- selves , if we had been living then , should most of us have by no means seen things as Plato saw them . No , if we had seen Athens ...
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... sure that we have earned the right to entertain it . We have earned the right to entertain it only when we are at one with the philosophers and prophets in their conviction respecting the world which now is , the world of the unsound ...
... sure that we have earned the right to entertain it . We have earned the right to entertain it only when we are at one with the philosophers and prophets in their conviction respecting the world which now is , the world of the unsound ...
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Ameri American American Legion Applause army Athens believe BRANDER MATTHEWS British British Empire Canada Canadian CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT century character Cheers Church citizens civilization common Congress Constitution Cuyahoga County danger democracy democratic Dominion Duluth duty earth economic Empire England equality faith feeling fight flag force fought France freedom French give glory heart honor hope human ideals individual influence interest Ireland justice labor land leader League of Nations legislative liberty Lincoln living means memory ment Michael Collins military millions mind moral nation never opinion oration organization party patriotism peace Plato political President principles Protestantism Puritan question race Republic sacrifice social soldiers soul South South Carolina speak speech spirit stand struggle sure things thought thousand tion to-day Treaty true Union United victory women words