Famous Orators of the World and Their Best Orations: Containing the Lives of the Greatest Orators and Their Best Orations from Earliest Times to Present Day, with an Account of Place and Time of Delivery of Each Oration and Explanatory Notes on Obscure Passages : Arranged in Eighteen Great Epochs Or Books1902 |
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... looked to the pos- session of the ballot by women as an efficient aid in promoting the cause of temper- ance . From an address delivered in Philadelphia in 1976 we make the following characteristic selection . ] Longer ago than I shall ...
... looked to the pos- session of the ballot by women as an efficient aid in promoting the cause of temper- ance . From an address delivered in Philadelphia in 1976 we make the following characteristic selection . ] Longer ago than I shall ...
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... looked upon by working men and capitalists alike as a genius in organization and a Napoleon in the manage- ment of an industrial convulsion . As an orator , Mr. Mitchell is not given to the passionate declama- tion so commonly indulged ...
... looked upon by working men and capitalists alike as a genius in organization and a Napoleon in the manage- ment of an industrial convulsion . As an orator , Mr. Mitchell is not given to the passionate declama- tion so commonly indulged ...
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... looked on as an eloquent speaker , he could , on occasion , deliver himself pointedly and effectively . As a leader in the movement for the unification of Italy , Cavour was one of the great statesmen of modern times . While the king ...
... looked on as an eloquent speaker , he could , on occasion , deliver himself pointedly and effectively . As a leader in the movement for the unification of Italy , Cavour was one of the great statesmen of modern times . While the king ...
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