The world's great speeches.
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Garden City, N.Y. : Garden City Publishing Co., [1942].
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748 pages ; 25 cm
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Includes indexes.
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Copeland, L. (1942). The world's great speeches.. Garden City, N.Y., Garden City Publishing Co.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Copeland, Lewis. 1942. The World's Great Speeches.. Garden City, N.Y., Garden City Publishing Co.
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| 505 | |a I. Greece and Rome: Funeral oration / Pericles -- On his condemnation to death / Socrates -- On the union of Greece to resist Persia / Isocrates -- On the crown; The second oration against Philip / Demosthenes -- In support of the Oppian law / Cato, the Elder -- To his soldiers / Hannibal -- First oration against Catiline; The fourth Philippic / Cicero -- To his conspirators; To his troops / Catiline -- On the treatment of the conspirators / Julius Caesar -- The Catilinarian conspirators / Cato, the Younger -- Oration on the dead body of Julius Caesar / Mark Antony -- II. The European continent: A second crusade / St. Bernard -- Sermon to the birds / St. Francis -- Before the Diet of Worms / Martin Luther -- On suffering persecution / John Calvin -- Before invading Silesia, 1740; Before the Battle of Leuthen, 1757 / Frederick the Great -- Advocating the execution o Louis XVI / Desmoulins. | ||
| 505 | |a Against the charge of treason / Mirabeau -- "To dare again, ever to dare!"; "Let France be free!" / Danton -- Defense against the charges / Marat -- The festival of the Supreme Being / Robespierre -- At the beginning of the Italian campaign; On entering Milan; On beginning the Russian campaign; Farewell to the old guard / Napoleon Bonaparte -- Against imperialism / Carnot -- Voltaire / Victor Hugo -- To the young men of Italy / Giuseppe Mazzini -- To his soldiers / Giuseppe Garibaldi -- Rome and Italy / Cavour -- America's welcome / Louis Kossuth -- To the delegates from Alsace / Leon Gambetta -- Appeal for Dreyfus / Emile Zola -- Christian democracy / Leo XIII -- War and armaments in Europe / Otto von Bismarck -- Germany and the war / Bethmann-Hollweg -- Address to the German people / Kaiser Wilhelm II. | ||
| 505 | |a Last speech / Jean Jaures -- The spirit of France / Rene Vivani -- Coronation day sermon / Cardinal Mercier -- One aim: victory / Georges Clemenceau -- To workingmen and soldiers / Alexander Karensky -- To the Red Army / Leon Trotsky -- The dictatorship of the Proletariat / Nikolai Lenin -- Napoleon / Marshal Ferdinand Foch -- Naval disarmament / Aristide Briand -- III. Great Britain and Ireland: On the dissolution of Parliament / Oliver Cromwell -- On a motion for his removal / Sir Robert Walpole -- God's love to fallen man / John Wesley -- On the right of taxing America / William Pitt, Earl of Chatham -- Conciliation with America; Indictment of Warren Hastings / Edmund Burke -- At the trial of Warren Hastings / Richard Brinsley Sheridan -- On his refusal to negotiate with Bonaparte / William Pitt -- On refusal to negotiate with Bonaparte / Charles James Fox. | ||
| 505 | |a The fall of Napoleon / George Canning -- On the reform bill / Thomas Babington Macaulay -- The effects of protection on agriculture / Richard Cobden -- The "Trent" affair / John Bright -- Peace with honor / Benjamin Disraeli -- On domestic and foreign affairs / William Ewart Gladstone -- Anti-Semitism / Cardinal Manning -- The British empire / Joseph Chamberlain -- Militant suffragists / Emmeline Pankhurst -- England's position / Sir Edward Grey -- An appeal to the nation / David Lloyd George -- The fourth of July / Arthur James Balfour -- Peace / James Ramsay MacDonald -- Women in politics / Lady Astor -- On his seventieth birthday / George Bernard Shaw -- Justice for Ireland / Daniel O'Connor -- Protest against sentence as traitor / Robert Emmet -- The home rule bill / Charles Stewart Parnell. | ||
| 505 | |a The Irish free state / Arthur Griffith -- IV. The United States: Sinners in the hands of an angry god / Jonathan Edwards -- The Boston massacre / John Hancock -- "Give me liberty, or give me death!" / Patrick Henry -- American independence / Samuel Adams -- On the faults of the constitution / Benjamin Franklin -- The states and the Federal government / James Madison -- Justice and the Federal constitution / John Marshall -- The Federal constitution / Alexander Hamilton -- Inaugural address; Farewell address / George Washington -- First inaugural address / Thomas Jefferson -- Alexander Hamilton / Gouverneur Morris -- Red Jacket; Tecumseh / American Indians -- Adams and Jefferson / Edward Everett -- Reply to Hayne / Daniel Webster -- Second inaugural address / Andrew Jackson -- The murder of Lovejoy / Wendell Phillips. | ||
| 505 | |a The preservation of the Union / Rufus Choate -- Slavery / John Caldwell Calhoun -- On the compromise of 1850 / Henry Clay -- The crime against Kansas / Charles Sumner -- The irrepressible conflict / William Henry Seward -- On being sentenced to death / John Brown -- On the death of John Brown / William Lloyd Garrison -- Reply to Lincoln / Stephen Arnold Douglas -- On withdrawal from the Union / Jefferson Davis -- On his nomination to the Senate; Farewell address at Springfield; Address at Gettysburg; Second inaugural address / Abraham Lincoln -- The system of slavery / Henry Ward Beecher -- On woman's right to suffrage / Susan B. Anthony -- Blaine--The plumed knight; Oration at his brother's grave / Robert Green Ingersoll -- On the death of Garfield / James Gillespie Blaine -- First inaugural address / Grover Cleveland. | ||
| 505 | |a The Columbian oration / Chauncey Mitchell Depew -- The American standard / Booker T. Washington -- The cross of gold / William Jennings Bryan -- The republic that never retreats / Albert J. Beveridge -- The retention of the Philippines / Henry Cabot Lodge -- Address at Buffalo / William McKinley -- Manhood or money / Robert Marion La Follette -- The strenuous life / Theodore Roosevelt -- Washington's birthday / Jane Addams -- Lincoln, man and American / Stephen S. Wise -- Peace without victory; Declaration of war; The Fourteen Points; The League of Nations / Woodrow Wilson -- The League of Nations / William Edgar Borah -- On receiving sentence / Eugene Victor Debs -- A plea for the League of Nations / Elihu Root -- "Live--I am coming!" / Oliver Wendell Holmes. | ||
| 505 | |a V. Canada: On Canadian federation / Sir John A. Macdonald -- Canada, England, and the United States / Sir Wilfrid Laurier -- The voice of the empire / Sir Robert Laird Borden -- VI. South America, South Africa, India and China: Address at Angostura / Simon Bolivar -- Peace and empire / Jan C. Smuts -- Nationalism in India / Rabindranath Tagore -- Non-cooperation / Mohandas K. Gandhi -- National morale and world tranquility / Sun Yat-Sen -- VII. American industry and government: Modern trade unionism / William Green -- Religious prejudice and politics / Alfred E. Smith -- The old order / John W. Davis -- A plea for mercy / Clarence S. Darrow -- American labor / Fiorello H. LaGuardia -- The Depression and the president / Hugh S. Johnson -- The Bill of Rights / Herbert Hoover -- Packing the Supreme Court / Carter Glass -- The rights of labor / John L. Lewis. | ||
| 505 | |a Speaking for the consumer / William Allen White -- Six thousand years / David Sarnoff -- Our government / Charles Evans Hughes -- Free enterprise and "Planned economy" / Winthrop W. Aldrich -- Rendezvous with despair / Thomas E. Dewey -- The economic aspects of American defense / Alfred P. Sloan -- Imponderables move the world / Nicholas Murray Butler -- Ireland among the nations / Eamon de Valera -- The League of Nations / Maxim Litvinov -- The position of Ethiopia / Haile Selassie -- Essence of civilization / Thomas J. Watson -- Our desinty in the Pacific / Ray Lyman Wilbur -- IX. The Second World War: A firm policy / Anthony Eden -- The Munich agreement / Neville Chamberlain -- "Blood, sweat and tears"; Dunkirk; Their finest hour; The war on Russia / Winston Churchill -- All Britain is united / Lord Halifax. | ||
| 505 | |a Labor and the war against Nazism / Ernest Bevin -- Russia must be sustained / Lord Beaverbrook -- The Atlantic Charter / Clement R. Atlee -- Canada and the war / W. L. Mackenzie King -- Nazis' aim is slavery / Edourd Daladier -- France will live again! / Paul Reynaud -- "I need your confidence!" / Henri Philippe Petain -- Germany's claims; No more territorial demands; German conquests / Adolf Hitler -- A call to arms; Anniversary of Italy's entry in the war / Benito Mussolini -- The Nazi war on Russia / Vyacheslav M. Molotov -- "Defend every inch of Soviet soil!" / Joseph Stalin -- The Triple Alliance / Fumimaro Konoye -- War between justice and force / Chiang Kai-shek -- Appeal for peace / Pius XII -- X. National defense: First inaugural address; Hemisphere defense for democracy; "The arsenal of democracy"; Freedom of the seas / Franklin Delano Roosevelt. | ||
| 505 | |a "Loyal opposition"; American liberty / Wendell L. Wilkie -- The pillars of enduring peace; We shall not fail / Cordell Hull -- United Hemisphere Defense / Frederico Laredo Bru -- America is in danger / William C. Bullitt -- What are we aiming to defend? / James Bryant Conant -- An independent policy / Charles A. Lindbergh -- Keep this nation at peace / Burton K. Wheeler -- A grave situation / Henry L. Stimson -- What constitutes an American / Harold L. Ickes -- The proposition is peace / Robert Maynard Hutchinson -- America and the war / Norman Thomas -- The cross and the double cross / Fulton J. Sheen -- Hitler's plans for Canada and the United States / Dorothy Thompson -- Isolationist fallacies / Robert A. Millikan -- We must fight for our liberties / Frank Knox -- America's second chance / Henry A. Wallace. | ||
| 505 | |a XI. Informal speeches: The memory of Burns / Ralph Waldo Emerson -- English friendship for America / Charles Dickens -- A tribute to Oliver Wendell Holmes / Julia Ward Howe -- After-dinner oratory / James Russell Lowell -- Dorothy Q. / Oliver Wendell Holmes -- "We are Americans" / George William Curtis -- Through the dark continent / Henry Morton Stanley -- Merchants and ministers / Henry Ward Beecher -- Liberty enlightening the world / William Maxwell Evarts -- Woman / Chauncey Mitchell Depew -- The bench and the bar; The pilgrim mothers / Joseph Hodges Choate -- "Behold the American!" / Thomas DeWitt Talmage -- A tribute to the dog / George Graham Vest -- Woman! / Horace Porter -- Science and art / Thomas Henry Huxley -- The old world and the new / Carl Schurz -- "Pinafore" / William Schwenck Gilbert -- Music / Sir Arthur Sullivan -- Boston / Edward Everett Hale. | ||
| 505 | |a The New Englanders / Ulysses Simpson Grant -- New England weather; The babies; Woman, God bless her! / Samuel L. Clemens ("Mark Twain") -- Harvard and Yale / Charles William Eliot -- The Puritan and the cavalier / Henry Watterson -- Omar Khayyam / John Hay -- The drama / Sir Henry Irving -- Farthest North / Robert Edwin Peary -- General Goethals and the Panama Canal / Andrew Carnegie -- Englishmen and Americans / Lord Cecil -- Literature and the press / Sir James Matthew Barrie -- The lost tribes of the Irish in the south / Irvin S. Cobb -- Wealth and education / Will Rogers -- Owning books / William Lyon Phelps -- Farewell address / Edward VIII -- Culture / Owen D. Young -- Our family creed / John D. Rockefeller -- XII. The United States and the Second World War: For a declaration of war against Japan; America's answer to Japan's challenge / Franklin Delano Roosevelt -- Address before the United States Congress / Winston Churchill -- First war address before Congress / Franklin Delano Roosevelt. | ||
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| 650 | 0 | |a World War, 1939-1945. | |
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