Modern Eloquence: A Library of the World's Best Spoken Thought, Том 11Ashley Horace Thorndike Modern Eloquence Corporation, 1928 |
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... England HENRY CABOT LODGE Late Senator from Massachusetts ELIHU ROOT Formerly Secretary of State , Secretary of War , Senator OSCAR S. STRAUS Formerly Secretary of Commerce , Ambassador to Turkey AUGUSTUS THOMAS Playwright , Chairman ...
... England HENRY CABOT LODGE Late Senator from Massachusetts ELIHU ROOT Formerly Secretary of State , Secretary of War , Senator OSCAR S. STRAUS Formerly Secretary of Commerce , Ambassador to Turkey AUGUSTUS THOMAS Playwright , Chairman ...
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... England has been in a great measure to destroy this art and to leave among us little of what I call oratory proper . Our legislators , our candidates , on great occasions even our advocates , address themselves less to the audience than ...
... England has been in a great measure to destroy this art and to leave among us little of what I call oratory proper . Our legislators , our candidates , on great occasions even our advocates , address themselves less to the audience than ...
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... England and Amer- ica is no fierce mob , bewildered by the babble of tongues or the scribble of pens . It is an eager citizenship , anxious for the national welfare , having within it a tribunal of reason and conscience before which all ...
... England and Amer- ica is no fierce mob , bewildered by the babble of tongues or the scribble of pens . It is an eager citizenship , anxious for the national welfare , having within it a tribunal of reason and conscience before which all ...
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... England said to their king that he was their servant . What are we to learn from this ? Shall we embrace such a system as that ? Is not liberty secure with us , where the people hold all powers in their own hands , and delegate them 18 ...
... England said to their king that he was their servant . What are we to learn from this ? Shall we embrace such a system as that ? Is not liberty secure with us , where the people hold all powers in their own hands , and delegate them 18 ...
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... England that culminated in the War of 1812. He retired from public life in 1809 , and died at Monticello , July 4 , 1826. The first inaugural address was delivered in Washington in 1801 . CALLED upon to undertake the duties of the first ...
... England that culminated in the War of 1812. He retired from public life in 1809 , and died at Monticello , July 4 , 1826. The first inaugural address was delivered in Washington in 1801 . CALLED upon to undertake the duties of the first ...
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