President Wilson
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共 114 题- ENGLISH READINGS FOR SCHOOLS
- English Readings for Schools
- GENERAL EDITOR
- WILBUR LUCIUS CROSS
- PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH IN YALE UNIVERSITY
- PRESIDENT WILSON'S ADDRESSES
- EDITED BY
- GEORGE MCLEAN HARPER
- Copyright 1918, BY HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY
- CONTENTS
- Introduction
- INTRODUCTION
- PRESIDENT WILSON'S ADDRESSES
- FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS
- FIRST ADDRESS TO CONGRESS
- MR. SPEAKER, MR. PRESIDENT, GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- I thank you for your courtesy.
- ADDRESS ON THE BANKING SYSTEM
- MR. SPEAKER, MR. PRESIDENT, GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- ADDRESS AT GETTYSBURG
- FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS:
- ADDRESS ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- A satisfactory settlement seems to us to be conditioned on--
- UNDERSTANDING AMERICA
- YOUR HONOR, MR. CHAIRMAN, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN:
- ADDRESS BEFORE THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
- YOUR EXCELLENCY, MR. CHAIRMAN:
- THE STATE OF THE UNION
- MR. SPEAKER, MR. PRESIDENT, GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- TRUSTS AND MONOPOLIES
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- PANAMA CANAL TOLLS
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- THE TAMPICO INCIDENT
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- IN THE FIRMAMENT OF MEMORY
- MR. SECRETARY:
- MEMORIAL DAY ADDRESS
- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
- CLOSING A CHAPTER
- MR. CHAIRMAN, MRS. MCLAURIN STEVENS, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
- ANNAPOLIS COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
- MR. SUPERINTENDENT, YOUNG GENTLEMEN, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
- THE MEANING OF LIBERTY
- MR. CHAIRMAN AND FELLOW-CITIZENS:
- AMERICAN NEUTRALITY
- MY FELLOW-COUNTRYMEN:
- APPEAL FOR ADDITIONAL REVENUE
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- THE OPINION OF THE WORLD
- MR. PRESIDENT, GENTLEMEN OF THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION:
- THE POWER OF CHRISTIAN YOUNG MEN
- MR. PRESIDENT, MR. PORTER, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
- ANNUAL ADDRESS TO CONGRESS
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- A MESSAGE
- TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
- WOODROW WILSON.
- ADDRESS BEFORE THE UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
- MR. PRESIDENT, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
- TO NATURALIZED CITIZENS
- MR. MAYOR, FELLOW-CITIZENS:
- ADDRESS AT MILWAUKEE
- MR. CHAIRMAN AND FELLOW-CITIZENS:
- THE SUBMARINE QUESTION
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- AMERICAN PRINCIPLES
- THE DEMANDS OF RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE
- SENATOR JAMES, GENTLEMEN OF THE NOTIFICATION COMMITTEE, FELLOW-CITIZENS:
- LINCOLN'S BEGINNINGS
- THE TRIUMPH OF WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE
- MADAM PRESIDENT, LADIES OF THE ASSOCIATION:
- THE TERMS OF PEACE
- GENTLEMEN OF THE SENATE:
- MEETING GERMANY'S CHALLENGE
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- REQUEST FOR AUTHORITY
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESS
- MY FELLOW-CITIZENS:
- THE CALL TO WAR
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- TO THE COUNTRY
- MY FELLOW-COUNTRYMEN:
- WOODROW WILSON.
- THE GERMAN PLOT
- REPLY TO THE POPE
- AUGUST 27, 1917.
- TO HIS HOLINESS BENEDICTUS XV, POPE:
- ROBERT LANSING,
- LABOR MUST BE FREE
- CRITICAL TIME IN HISTORY
- WAR STARTED BY GERMANY
- GERMANY'S INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
- BERLIN-BAGDAD RAILWAY
- PEACE RUMORS
- COLONEL HOUSE'S MISSION
- LABOR MUST BE FREE
- SETTLEMENT HARD TO AVOID
- NO SYMPATHY WITH MOB SPIRIT
- MUST OBEY COMMON COUNSEL
- THE CALL FOR WAR WITH AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION OF RAILWAYS
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- THE CONDITIONS OF PEACE
- GENTLEMEN OF THE CONGRESS:
- FORCE TO THE UTMOST
- FELLOW-CITIZENS:
- ENGLISH READINGS FOR SCHOOLS
- End of Project Gutenberg's President Wilson's Addresses, by Woodrow Wilson