A History and Criticism of American Public Address, Volume 2McGraw-Hill book Company, Incorporated, 1943 |
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Page 604
... party leadership during four decades of the nation's history . Yet this rankly partisan leader achieved still another and greater reputation , that of " the great pacificator . " In a different temper he turned these capacities on three ...
... party leadership during four decades of the nation's history . Yet this rankly partisan leader achieved still another and greater reputation , that of " the great pacificator . " In a different temper he turned these capacities on three ...
Page 922
... leaders of his party , and here he again had had the opportunity of being ... four greatest public speakers America has produced . " Bever- idge's support ... American Public Address.
... leaders of his party , and here he again had had the opportunity of being ... four greatest public speakers America has produced . " Bever- idge's support ... American Public Address.
Page 941
... four decades he was the voice of American nationalism . Through the years ... Party Leaders of the Time , New York , 1906 . Beveridge's Works Beveridge ... American Oratory , pp . 573–578 . " Child Labor , " 1907 , Meaning of the Times ...
... four decades he was the voice of American nationalism . Through the years ... Party Leaders of the Time , New York , 1906 . Beveridge's Works Beveridge ... American Oratory , pp . 573–578 . " Child Labor , " 1907 , Meaning of the Times ...
Contents
WILLIAM M EVARTS | 511 |
RALPH WALDO EMERSON | 517 |
CHARLES W ELIOT | 531 |
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