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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... political questions in recent years . Their style of oratory is unlike but each has been popular and has commanded respect of friend and opponent alike . GRSEC UISI CISICIS DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN POLITICAL AND AFTER - DINNER. EXXX.
... political questions in recent years . Their style of oratory is unlike but each has been popular and has commanded respect of friend and opponent alike . GRSEC UISI CISICIS DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN POLITICAL AND AFTER - DINNER. EXXX.
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... respects . " His powers were most effectively shown in the merciless invective with which he assailed Sir Colin Campbell and Lord Falkland , two Governors of arbitrary methods - fairly driv- ing them from the province . In 1863 , after ...
... respects . " His powers were most effectively shown in the merciless invective with which he assailed Sir Colin Campbell and Lord Falkland , two Governors of arbitrary methods - fairly driv- ing them from the province . In 1863 , after ...
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... respects almost miraculously . No man ever displayed a greater insight into the motives , the complex motives , which shape the public opinion of a free country , and he possessed almost to the degree of an instinct the supreme quality ...
... respects almost miraculously . No man ever displayed a greater insight into the motives , the complex motives , which shape the public opinion of a free country , and he possessed almost to the degree of an instinct the supreme quality ...
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... respect , he was equally heretical in his religious views , and aroused much acrimonious criticism by his rationalistic teachings . A native of Lexington , Massachusetts , the place of ori- gin of the Revolutionary War , his whole life ...
... respect , he was equally heretical in his religious views , and aroused much acrimonious criticism by his rationalistic teachings . A native of Lexington , Massachusetts , the place of ori- gin of the Revolutionary War , his whole life ...
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... respect and admiration of his adversaries . Mr. Mitchell's oratory scarcely appertains to the present section of our work , but as the youngest of American public speakers who has won a reputation , we deem it advisable to place him ...
... respect and admiration of his adversaries . Mr. Mitchell's oratory scarcely appertains to the present section of our work , but as the youngest of American public speakers who has won a reputation , we deem it advisable to place him ...
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