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共 97 题- THE WORLD'S BEST ORATIONS, Vol. 1 (of 10)
- THE ADVISORY COUNCIL
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- VOL. I
- Preface: Justice David J. Brewer
- The Oratory Of Anglo-Saxon Countries: Prof. Edward A. Allen
- PREFACE
- David J. Brewer
- THE ORATORY OF ANGLO-SAXON COUNTRIES
- Edward A. Allen
- PIERRE ABELARD (1079-1142)
- THE RESURRECTION OF LAZARUS
- THE LAST ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM
- THE DIVINE TRAGEDY
- CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS (1807-1886)
- CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, JUNIOR
- JOHN ADAMS (1735-1826)
- INAUGURAL ADDRESS (March 4th. 1797)
- THE BOSTON MASSACRE
- The next is from the same authority, 305:--
- And on page 300:--
- Lord Chief-Justice Hale says:--
- The next is:--
- End of the first day's speech
- JOHN QUINCY ADAMS (1767-1848)
- ORATION AT PLYMOUTH
- LAFAYETTE (Delivered in Congress, December 31st, 1834)
- THE JUBILEE OF THE CONSTITUTION (Delivered at New York, April 30th, 1839)
- SAMUEL ADAMS (1723-1803)
- AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
- Countrymen and Brethren:--
- AELRED
- A FAREWELL
- A SERMON AFTER ABSENCE
- ON MANLINESS
- AESCHINES (389-314 B.C.)
- AGAINST CROWNING DEMOSTHENES (Against Ktesiphon)
- FREDERICK A. AIKEN (1810-1878)
- DEFENSE OF MRS. MARY E. SURRATT
- In Greenleaf it is laid down:--
- It becomes our duty to see:--
- 1. What these facts are.
- From the official record the following is taken:--
- ALBERTUS MAGNUS (1205-1280)
- THE MEANING OF THE CRUCIFIXION
- THE BLESSED DEAD
- ETHAN ALLEN
- A CALL TO ARMS (Delivered in New York city in 1861)
- Fellow-Citizens:--
- FISHER AMES (1758-1808)
- ON THE BRITISH TREATY
- Mr. Chairman:--
- ST. ANSELM (1032-1109)
- THE SEA OP LIFE
- THOMAS ARNOLD (1795-1842)
- THE REALITIES OF LIFE AND DEATH
- CHESTER ALAN ARTHUR (1830-1886)
- INAUGURAL ADDRESS (Delivered September 22d, 1881)
- ATHANASIUS (298-373)
- THE DIVINITY OF CHRIST
- SAINT AUGUSTINE (354-430)
- THE LORD'S PRAYER
- FRANCIS BACON (1561-1626)
- SPEECH AGAINST DUELING
- JAMES BARBOUR (1775-1842)
- TREATIES AS SUPREME LAWS
- BARNAVE (1761-1793)
- COMMERCIAL POLITICS
- ISAAC BARROW (1630-1677)
- SLANDER
- The principal kinds thereof I observe to be these:--
- BASIL THE GREAT (329-379)
- ON A RECREANT NUN
- RICHARD BAXTER (1615-1691)
- UNWILLINGNESS TO IMPROVE
- JAMES A. BAYARD (1767-1815)
- THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY
- Mr. Chairman:--
- COMMERCE AND NAVAL POWER (United States Senate, February 12th, 1810)
- THOMAS F. BAYARD (1828-1898)
- W. V. B.
- A PLEA FOR CONCILIATION IN 1876
- Mr. Cockrell read as follows:--
- LORD BEACONSFIELD (BENJAMIN DISRAELI) (1804-1881)
- THE ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN (From a Speech in Parliament, 1865)
- AGAINST DEMOCRACY FOR ENGLAND (Delivered in 1865)
- THE MEANING OF "CONSERVATISM" (Manchester, .April 3d, 1872)
- THE VENERABLE BEDE (672-735)
- THE MEETING OF MERCY AND JUSTICE
- A SERMON FOR ANY DAY
- THE TORMENTS OF HELL
- HENRY WARD BEECHER (1813-1887)
- LORD BELHAVEN (1656-1708)
- My Lord Chancellor:--
- JOHN BELL (1797-1869)
- JUDAH PHILIP BENJAMIN (1811-1884)
- FAREWELL TO THE UNION (On Leaving the United States Senate in 1861)