Select Speeches
Select Speeches of Kossuth
作者：Kossuth, Lajos, 1802-1894; Newman, Francis William, 1805-1897 [Editor]
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共 84 题- PREFACE TO KOSSUTH'S SPEECHES.
- CONTENTS.
- 17. On the Merits of Turkey
- APPENDICES
- KOSSUTH'S SPEECHES.
- I.--SECRECY OF DIPLOMACY.
- II.--MONARCHY AND REPUBLICANISM.
- III.--COMMUNISM AND THE SIBYLLINE BOOKS.
- IV.--LEGITIMACY OF HUNGARIAN INDEPENDENCE.
- DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE BY THE HUNGARIAN NATION.
- V.--STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES AND AIMS.
- VI.--REPLY TO THE BALTIMORE ADDRESS.
- IN CITY COUNCIL.
- VII.--HEREDITARY POLICY OF AMERICA.
- KOSSUTH'S SPEECH.
- VIII.--ON NATIONALITIES.
- IX.--ON MILITARY INSTITUTIONS.
- Kossuth then rose and said--
- X.--CONDITIONS ESSENTIAL FOR DEMOCRACY AND PEACE.
- XI.--HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA IN RELIGIOUS CONTRAST.
- XII.--PUBLIC PIRACY OF RUSSIA
- Kossuth thereupon replied:--
- XIII.--CLAIMS OF HUNGARY ON THE FEMALE SEX.
- XIV.--RESULTS OF THE OVERTHROW OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
- XV.--INTEREST OF AMERICA IN HUNGARIAN LIBERTY.
- After an apologetic introduction, Kossuth proceeded to say:--
- XVI.--NOVELTIES IN AMERICAN REPUBLICANISM.
- The third toast was,--
- The fourth toast was,--
- The President then announced the next toast--
- Colonel Florence submitted the following sentiment:--
- Kossuth replied as follows:--
- XVIII.--ASPECTS OF AMERICA TOWARD ENGLAND.
- XIX.--MEANING OF RECOGNIZING.
- XX.--CONTRAST OF THE AMERICAN TO THE HUNGARIAN CRISIS.
- XXI.--THANKS FOR HIS GREAT SUCCESS.
- XXIII.--AGENCIES OF RUSSIAN ASCENDANCY AND SUPREMACY.
- XXIV.--REPLY TO THE PITTSBURG CLERGY.
- The substance of his speech is reported as follows:--
- XXV.--HUNGARIAN LOAN.
- Kossuth replied:--
- ADDRESS TO KOSSUTH FROM THE STATE COMMITTEE OF OHIO.
- XXVI.--PANEGYRIC OF OHIO.
- Kossuth replied:--
- XXVII.--DEMOCRACY THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
- KOSSUTH'S REPLY.
- And ye shall not covet what is your neighbour's."
- XXVIII.--THE MISERIES AND THE STRENGTH OF HUNGARY.
- XXIX.--OHIO AND FRANCE CONTRASTED AS REPUBLICS.
- Kossuth replied:--
- XXX.--WAR A PROVIDENTIAL NECESSITY AGAINST OPPRESSION.
- XXXI.--ON WASHINGTON'S POLICY.
- The president of the evening, Mr. James J. Foran, observed:--
- Kossuth in response said:--
- I now ask you to listen to Washington himself.
- XXXII.--KOSSUTH'S CREDENTIALS.
- XXXIII.--HARMONY OF THE EXECUTIVE AND OF THE PEOPLE IN AMERICA.
- Kossuth replied:--
- XXXIV.--IMPORTANCE OF FOREIGN POLICY, AND OF STRENGTHENING ENGLAND.
- XXXV.--CATHOLICISM _VERSUS_ JESUITISM.
- Mr. Kasson addressed Kossuth in an ample speech; in which he said:--
- XXXVI.--THE IDES OF MARCH.
- XXXVII.--HISTORY OF KOSSUTH'S LIBERATION.
- XXXVIII.--PRONOUNCEMENT OF THE SOUTH.
- XXXIX.--KOSSUTH'S DEFENCE AGAINST CERTAIN MEAN IMPUTATIONS.
- XL.--THE BROTHERHOOD OF NATIONS.
- XLI.--THE HISTORY AND HEART OF MASSACHUSETTS.
- XLII.--PANEGYRIC OF MASSACHUSETTS.
- I present to you Governor Kossuth of Hungary.
- XLIII.--SELF-GOVERNMENT OF HUNGARY.
- XLIV.--RUSSIA THE ANTAGONIST OF THE U.S.
- XLV.--THE MARTYRS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
- Kossuth said:--
- XLVI.--CONDITION OF EUROPE.
- XLVII.--PRONOUNCEMENT OF ALL THE STATES.
- XLVIII.--SOUND AND UNSOUND COMMERCE.
- XLIX.--RUSSIA AND THE BALANCE OF POWER.
- L.--RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT.
- LI.--THE TRIPLE BOND.
- LII.--THE FUTURE OF NATIONS.
- The New York 'Evening Post' says of the Lecture:--
- APPENDICES TO KOSSUTH'S SPEECHES.
- S. VUKOVICS,
- A HUNGARIAN EXILE.