Modern Eloquence: A Library of the World's Best Spoken Thought, Том 11Ashley Horace Thorndike Modern Eloquence Corporation, 1928 |
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... interest- ing uniformity of language in which their speeches were habit- ually reported in the press . Mr. Evarts in his argument in defense of Andrew Johnson said that no speech could be so poor that the newspapers would not describe ...
... interest- ing uniformity of language in which their speeches were habit- ually reported in the press . Mr. Evarts in his argument in defense of Andrew Johnson said that no speech could be so poor that the newspapers would not describe ...
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... interest in the stump as a means of popular education . It completed a change which had been going on for many years in the public taste , and which has made earlier methods of political speaking ob- solete . It substituted reason for ...
... interest in the stump as a means of popular education . It completed a change which had been going on for many years in the public taste , and which has made earlier methods of political speaking ob- solete . It substituted reason for ...
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... interest in him ever since . He found an au- dience already of his way of thinking , though when he took the floor the majority of the convention was in despair because nobody had been able to make an intelligible statement of the ...
... interest in him ever since . He found an au- dience already of his way of thinking , though when he took the floor the majority of the convention was in despair because nobody had been able to make an intelligible statement of the ...
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... interests , our projects will be confounded and we ourselves shall become a reproach and a by - word down to future ages . And what is worse , mankind may hereafter , from this unfor- tunate instance , despair of establishing government ...
... interests , our projects will be confounded and we ourselves shall become a reproach and a by - word down to future ages . And what is worse , mankind may hereafter , from this unfor- tunate instance , despair of establishing government ...
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... interests . They will never propose such amendments as they think would be obtained . Disunion will be their object . This will be attained by the proposal of unreasonable amendments . This , sir , though a strong cause , is not the ...
... interests . They will never propose such amendments as they think would be obtained . Disunion will be their object . This will be attained by the proposal of unreasonable amendments . This , sir , though a strong cause , is not the ...
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