The world's great speeches
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3rd enl. ed.
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xxi, 842 pages ; 21 cm
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278 speeches from ancient Greece to 1970, some of the included are: Napoleon's farewell; Patrick Henry's "Give me liberty, or give me death" speech; Washington's farewell; John C. Calhoun's last speech in the Senate; William Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech; Churchill's "Blood, sweat, and tears", "Finest hour", and "Iron curtain" speeches; MacArthur's "Old soldiers never die" speech; Kennedy's inaugural address; Eisenhower's farewell address.
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278 speeches from ancient Greece to 1970, some of the included are: Napoleon's farewell; Patrick Henry's "Give me liberty, or give me death" speech; Washington's farewell; John C. Calhoun's last speech in the Senate; William Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech; Churchill's "Blood, sweat, and tears", "Finest hour", and "Iron curtain" speeches; MacArthur's "Old soldiers never die" speech; Kennedy's inaugural address; Eisenhower's farewell address.
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Copeland, L., & Lamm, L. W. (1973). The world's great speeches. 3rd enl. ed. New York, Dover Publications.
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g Part I Great Speeches of Earlier Times -- I. Greece and Rome --|r Pericles/|t Funeral Oration --|r Socrates/|t On His Condemnation to Death --|r Isocrates/|t On the Union of Greece to Resist Persia --|r Demosthenes/|t On the Crown --|t Second Oration Against Philip --|r Cato, the Elder/|t In Support of the Oppian Law --|r Hannibal/|t To His Soldiers --|r Cicero/|t First Oration Against Catiline --|t Fourth Philippic --|r Catiline/|t To the Conspirators --|t To His Troops --|r Julius Ceasar/|t On the Treatment of the Conspirators --|r Cato, the Younger/|t Catilinarian Conspirators --|r Mark Antony/|t Oration on the Dead Body of Julius Caesar. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g II. The European Continent --|r St. Bernard/|t A Second Crusade --|r St. Francis/|t Sermon to the Birds --|r Martin Luther/|t Before the Diet of Worms --|r John Calvin/|t On Suffering Persecution --|r Frederick the Great/|t Before Invading Silesia, 1740 --|t Before the Battle of Leuthen, 1757 --|r Desmoulins/|t Advocating the Execution of Louis XVI --|r Mirabeau/|t Agaist the Charge of Treason --|r Danton/|t "To Dare again, Ever to Dare!" --|t "Let France Be Free!" --|r Marat/|t Defense Against the Charges --|r Robespierre/|t Festival of the Supreme Being --|r Napoleon Bonaparte/|t At the Beginning of the Italian Campaign --|t On Entering Milan --|t On Beginning the Russian Campaign --|t Farewell to the Old Guard --|r Carnot/|t Against Imperialism --|r Victor Hugo/|t Voltaire --|r Guiseppe Mazzini/|t To the Young Men of Italy --|r Guiseppe Garibaldi/|t To His Soldiers --|r Cavour/|t Rome and Italy --|r Louis Kossuth/|t America's Welcome --|r Leon Gambetta/|t To the Delegates from Alsace --|r Emile Zola/|t Appeal for Dreyfus --|r Leo XIII/|t Christian Democracy --|r Otto von Bismarck/|t War and Armaments in Europe --|r Bethmann-Hollweg/|t Germany and the War --|r Kaiser Wilhelm II/|t Address to the German People --|r Jean Jaurès/|t Last Speech --|r René Viviani/|t Spirit of France --|r Cardinal Mercier/|t Coronation Day Sermon --|r Georges Clemenceau/|t One Aim: Victory --|r Alexander Kerensky/|t To Workingmen and Soldiers --|r Leon Trotzky/|t To the Red Army --|r Nikolai Lenin/|t Dictatorship of the Proletariat --|r Marshal Ferdinand Foch/|t Napoleon --|r Aristide Briand/|t Naval Disarmament. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g III. Great Britain and Ireland --|r Oliver Cromwell/|t On the Dissolution of Parliament --|r Sir Robert Walpole/|t On a Moriton for His Removal --|r John Wesley/|t God's Love to Fallen Man --|r William Pitt, Earl of Chatham/|t On the right of Taxing America --|r Edmund Burke/|t Conciliation with America --|t Indictment of Warren Hastings --|r Richard Brinsley Sheridan/|t At the Trial of Warren Hastings --|r William Pitt/|t On His Refusal to Negotiate with Bonaparte --|r Charles James Fox/|t On Refusal to Negotiate with Bonaparte --|r George Canning/|t Fall of Napoleon --|r Thomas Babington Macaulay/|t On the Reform Bill --|r Richard Cobden/|t Effects of Protection on Agriculture --|r John Bright/|t "Trent" Affair --|r Benjamin Disraeli/|t Peace with Honor --|r William Ewart Glastone/|t On Domestic and Foreign Affairs --|r Cardinal Manning/|t Anti-Semitism --|r Joseph Chamberlain/|t British Empire --|r Emmeline Pankhurst/|t Militant Suffragists --|r Sir Edward Grey/|t England's Position --|r David Lloyd George/|t An Appeal to the Nation --|r Arthur James Balfour/|t Fourth of July --|r James Ramsay MacDonald/|t Peace --|r Lady Astor/|t Women in Politics --|r George Bernard Shaw/|t On His Seventieth Birthday --|r Daniel O'Connell/|t Justice for Ireland --|r Robert Emmet/|t Protest Against Sentence as Traitor --|r Charles Stewart Parnell/|t Home Rule Bill --|r Arthur Griffith/|t Irish Free State. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g IV. The United States --|r Jonathan Edwards/|t Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God --|r John Hancock/|t Boston Massacre --|r Patrick Henry/|t "Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death!"--|r Samuel Adams/|t American Independence --|r Benjamin Franklin/|t On the Faults of the Constitution --|r James Madison/|t States and the Federal Government --|r John Marshall/|t Justice and the Federal Constitution --|r Alexander Hamilton/|t Federal Constitution --|r George Washington/|t Inaugural Address --|t Farewell Address --|r Thomas Jefferson/|t First Inaugural Address --|r Gouverneur Morris/|t Alexander Hamilton --|r American Indians/|t Red Jacket --|t Tecumseh --|r Edward Everett/|t Adams and Jefferson --|r Daniel Webster/|t Reply to Hayne --|r Andrew Jackson/|t Second Inaugural Address --|r Wendell Phillips/|t Murder of Lovejoy --|r Rufus Choate/|t Preservation of the Union --|r John Caldwell Calhoun/|t Slavery --|r Henry Clay/|t On the Compromise of 1850 --|r Charles Sumner/|t Crime Against Kansas --|r William Henry Seward/|t Irrepressible Conflict --|r John Brown/|t On being Sentenced to Death --|r William Lloyd Garrison/|t On the Death of John Brown --|r Stephen Arnold Douglas/|t Reply to Lincoln --|r Jefferson Davis/|t On Withdrawal from the Union --|r Abraham Lincoln/|t On His Nomination to the Senate --|t Farewell Address at Springfield --|t Address at Gettysburg --|t Second Inaugural Address --|r Henry Ward Beecher/|t System of Slavery --|r Susan B. Anthony/|t On Woman's Right to Suffrage --|r Robert Green Ingersoll/|t Blaine-The Plumed Knight --|t Oration at His Brother's Grave --|r James Gillespie Blaine/|t On the Death of Garfield --|r Grover Cleveland/|t First Inaugural Address --|r Chauncey Mitchell Depew/|t Columbian Oration --|r Booker T. Washington/|t American Standard --|r William Jennings Bryan/|t Cross of Gold --|r Albert J. Beveridge/|t Republic That Never Retreats --|r Henry Cabot Lodge/|t Retention of the Philippines --|r William McKinley/|t Address at Buffalo --|r Robert Marion La Follette/|t Manhood or Money --|r Theodore Roosevelt/|t Strenuous Life --|r Jane Addams/|t Washington's Birthday --|r Stephen S. Wise/|t Lincoln, Man and American --|r Woodrow Wilson/|t Peace Without Victory --|t Declaration of War --|t Fourteen Points --|t League of Nations --|r William Edgar Borah/|t League of Nations --|r Eugene Victor Debs/|t On Receiving Sentence --|r Elihu Root/|t A Plea for the League of Nations --|r Oliver Wendell Holmes (Justice)/|t "Live-I Am Coming!" |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g V. Canada --|r Sir John A. MacDonald/|t On Canadian Federation --|r Sir Wilfrid Laurier/|t Canada, England, and the United States --|r Sir Robert Laird Borden/|t Voice of the Empire. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g VI. South America, South Africa, India, and China --|r Simon Bolivar/|t Address at Angostura --|r Jan C. Smuts/|t Peace and Empire --|r Rabindranath Tagore/|t Nationalism in India --|r Mohandas K. Gandhi/|t Non-Cooperation --|r Sun Yat-Sen/|t National Morale and World Tranquillity. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g Part II Great Speeches of Recent Times -- VII. Domestic Affairs in the United States --|r William Green/|t Modern Trade Unionism --|r Alfred E. Smith/|t Religious Prejudice and Politics --|r Fiorello H. LaGuardia/|t American Labor --|r Clarence S. Darrow/|t A Plea for Mercy --|r John L. Lewis/|t Rights of Labor --|r William Allen White/|t Speaking for the Consumer --|r Thomas E. Dewey/|t Rendezvous with Despair --|r Herbert Hoover/|t Bill of Rights --|t Charles Evans Hughes/|t Our Government. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g VIII. World Affairs and the Second World War --|r Anthony Eden/|t A Firm Policy --|r Neville Chamberlain/|t Munich Agreement --|r Winston Churchill/|t "Blood, Sweat and Tears" --|t Dunkirk --|t "Their Finest Hour" --|t War on Russia --|t Address before the United States Congress --|r Clement R. Attlee/|t Atlantic Charter --|r W.L. MacKenzie King/|t Canada and the War --|r Edouard Daladier/|t Nazis' Aim Is Slavery --|r Paul Reynaud/|t France Will Live Again! --|r Henri Philippe Pétain/|t "I Need Your Confidence!" --|r Eamon de Valera/|t Ireland Among the Nations --|r Maxim Litvinov/|t League of Nations --|r Haile Selassie/|t Position of Ethiopia --|r Frederico Laredo Bru/|t United Hemisphere Defense --|r Adolf Hitler/|t Germany's Claims --|t No More Territorial Demands --|t German Conquests --|r Benito Mussolini/|t A Call to Arms --|t Anniversary of Italy's Entry in the War --|r Vyacheslav M. Molotov/|t Nazi War on Russia --|r Joseph Stalin/|t "Defend Every Inch of Soviet Soil!" --|r Fumimaro Konoye/|t Triple Alliance --|r Chiang Kai-shek/|t War Between Justice and Force --|r Pius XII/|t Appeal for Peace. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g IX. The United States and The Second World War --|r Franklin Delano Roosevelt/|t First Inaugural Address --|t Hemisphere Defense For Democracy --|t "The Arsenal of Democracy" --|t Freedom of the Seas --|t For a Declaration of War Against Japan --|t America's Answer to Japan's Challenge --|t First War Address Before Congress --|r Wendell L. Willkie/|t "Loyal Opposition" --|t American Liberty --|r Cordell Hull/|t Pillars of Enduring Peace --|r James Bryant Conant/|t What Are We Arming To Defend? --|r Charles A. Lindbergh/|t An Independent Policy --|r Henry L. Stimson/|t A Grave Situation --|r Harold L. Ickes/|t What Constitutes an American --|r Frank Knox/|t We Must Fight for Our Liberties --|r Fulton J. Sheen/|t Cross and the Double Cross --|r Dorothy Thompson/|t Hitler's Plans for Canada and the United States --|r Henry A. Wallace/|t America's Second Chance --|r Norman Thomas/|t America and the War. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g Part III Great Speeches Of The Modern Period -- X. United States Government --|r Bernard Mannes Baruch/|t Control of Atomic Weapons --|r Harry S. Truman/|t Inaugural Address --|t Powers of the President --|r Douglas MacArthur/|t Old Soldiers Never Die --|r Adlai Ewing Stevenson/|t Acceptance of Nomination --|t United States Far Eastern Policy --|r Dwight David Eisenhower/|t Inaugural Address --|t Peaceful Use of Atomic Energy --|t Spirit of Geneva --|r Earl Warren/|t A Home for American Jurisprudence. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g XI. International Affairs and the United Nations --|r Winston Churchill/|t An Iron Curtain Has Descended --|r Jawaharlal Nehru/|t Asia Finds Herself Again --|t A Glory Has Departed --|r Oswaldo Aranha/|t A New Order Through the United Nations --|r Pierre Mendès-France/|t Search for International Cooperation --|r Dag Hammarskjold/|t Values of Nationalism and Internationalism --|r Nickolai Aleksandrovich Bulganin/|t Lessening of International Tension --|r Frank Lloyd Wright/|t On Architecture --|r Albert Einstein/|t Peace in the Atomic Age --|r William Faulkner/|t Acceptance of the Nobel Prize --|r Dylan Thomas/|t A Visit to America --|r Eleanor Roosevelt/|t United Nations as a Bridge --|r J. Robert Oppenheimer/|t Prospect in the Arts and Sciences --|r Walter Philip Reuther/|t A Historical Agreement --|r Adlai Ewing Stevenson/|t To the Graduating Class at Smith College. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g Part IV Informal Speeches -- XII. Informal Speeches --|r Ralph Waldo Emerson/|t Memory of Burns --|r Charles Dickens/|t English Friendship for America --|r Julia Ward Howe/|t A Tribute to Oliver Wendell Holmes --|r James Russell Lowell/|t After-Dinner Oratory --|r Oliver Wendell Holmes/|t Dorothy Q. --|r Henry Morton Stanley/|t Through the Dark Continent --|r Henry Ward Beecher/|t Merchants and Mininsters --|r Chauncey Mitchell Depew/|t Woman --|r Joseph Hodges Choate/|t Bench and the Bar --|r George Graham Vest/|t A Tribute to the Dog --|r Horace Porter/|t Woman! --|r Thomas Henry Huxley/|t Science and Art --|r Carl Schurz/|t Old World and the New --|r William Schwenck Gilbert/|t "Pinafore" --|r Sir Arthur Sullivan/|t Music --|r Edward Everett Hale/|t Boston --|r Ulysses Simpson Grant/|t New Englanders --|r Samuel L. Clemens ("Mark Twain")/|t New England Weather --|t Babies --|t Woman, God Bless Her! --|r Charles William Eliot/|t Harvard and Yale --|r Henry Watterson/|t Puritan and the Cavalier --|r John Hay/|t Omar Khayyam --|r Sir Henry Irving/|t Drama --|r Robert Edwin Peary/|t Farthest North --|r Andrew Carnegie/|t General Goethals and the Panama Canal --|r Lord Cecil/|t Englishmen and Americans --|r Sir James Matthew Barrie/|t Literature and the Press --|r Irvin S. Cobb/|t Lost Tribes of the Irish in the South --|r Will Rogers/|t Wealth and Education --|r William Lyon Phelps/|t Owning Books --|r Edward VIII/|t Farewell Address --|r Owen D. Young/|t Culture --|r John D. Rockefeller, Jr./|t Our Family Creed. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g Part V Important Speeches Of The Sixties -- XIII. United States --|r John Fitzgerald Kennedy/|t Inaugural Address --|t Strategy of Peace --|t Poetry and Power --|r Martin Luther King, Jr./|t I Have a Dream --|r Dwight David Eisenhower/|t Farewell Address --|r Robert S. McNamara/|t War and Poverty --|r Lyndon Baines Johnson/|t On Vietnam and on the Decision Not to Seek Reelection --|r John W. Gardner/|t Uncritical Lovers, Unloving Critics --|r George Wald/|t A Generation in Search of a Future --|r Richard Milhous Nixon/|t Inaugural Address --|t To the Astronauts on the Moon --|r John Vliet Lindsay/|t Second Inaugural Address as Mayor. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g XIV. World Affairs --|r Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev/|t Personality Cult and Its Cosequences --|r Lord Snow/|t Recent Thoughts on the Two Cultures --|r Charles de Gaulle/|t Independence for Algeria --|r Pope John XXIII/|t Opening of the Ecumenical Council --|r Pope Paul VI/|t No More War. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g Supplement: Survey of Speeches By Black Americans--Compiled by Philip S. Foner --|r Henry Highland Garnet/|t An Address to the Slaves of the United States of America --|r Frederick Douglass/|t Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro --|t Oration in Memory of Abraham Lincoln --|r Booker T. Washington/|t Atlanta Exposition Address --|t (See also page 331) --|r W.E.B. Du Bois/|t Behold the Land --|r Martin Luther King, Jr./|t (See page 751) --|r Malcolm X/|t Black Revolution. |
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