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The second half of the speech deals with man's freedom to make the right kind of choices . Man has made progress because he has freedom of choice . Contrast and comparison are used again , and this time the phrase " counted on the side ...
The second half of the speech deals with man's freedom to make the right kind of choices . Man has made progress because he has freedom of choice . Contrast and comparison are used again , and this time the phrase " counted on the side ...
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There is no more ing the white man . dangerous or immoral or absurd idea than the idea of any kind of policy or grouping based on color or race as such . This would , in the deepest sense , mean giving up all hope of human freedom in ...
There is no more ing the white man . dangerous or immoral or absurd idea than the idea of any kind of policy or grouping based on color or race as such . This would , in the deepest sense , mean giving up all hope of human freedom in ...
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But we must also soberly ask ourselves : is there a single society or culture represented in this Conference which does not in some degree have its counterpart of this kind of prejudice and ignorance ? Where is the society in which men ...
But we must also soberly ask ourselves : is there a single society or culture represented in this Conference which does not in some degree have its counterpart of this kind of prejudice and ignorance ? Where is the society in which men ...
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Foreword | 1 |
Chief Sources of Rhetorical Concepts | 9 |
Winston S Churchill Here We Are Together | 29 |
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