Classic Speeches: Words that Shook the World, Volume 10Richard Crosscup Philosophical Library, 1965 - 496 pages |
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... Give me liberty or give me death " speech , which follows . Patrick Henry did not write the speech out and the text has come from his biographer , William Wirt , who says that the text is derived from the accounts of people who heard it .
... Give me liberty or give me death " speech , which follows . Patrick Henry did not write the speech out and the text has come from his biographer , William Wirt , who says that the text is derived from the accounts of people who heard it .
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... give comfort ( and strength ) to the entire German Nation ; and that I can say to it : German Nation , be completely ... give up a few kilometers somewhere , or even have to give up a few hundred kilometers , even if we are forced to do ...
... give comfort ( and strength ) to the entire German Nation ; and that I can say to it : German Nation , be completely ... give up a few kilometers somewhere , or even have to give up a few hundred kilometers , even if we are forced to do ...
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... give new trouble to the hearers . But as eloquence has the power to speak appositely and several times upon the same subject , can make what is great and arduous appear little and easy , can give magnificence , in some manner , to what ...
... give new trouble to the hearers . But as eloquence has the power to speak appositely and several times upon the same subject , can make what is great and arduous appear little and easy , can give magnificence , in some manner , to what ...
Contents
David BenGurion | 17 |
Simon Bolivar | 28 |
On Being Sentenced to Be Hanged | 35 |
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