100 World’s Greatest Speeches.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Various.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

History, Modern.

Speeches, addresses, etc.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (444 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Chicago : Prakash Books, 2018.

Summary:

Discover the power of words with ""100 World's Greatest Speeches: Collectable Edition."" This remarkable anthology showcases influential speeches that have shaped history and inspired change. From Martin Luther King Jr. to Winston Churchill, immerse yourself in the profound impact of oratory brilliance. 100 World's Greatest Speeches: Collectable Edition,"" a remarkable anthology Experience the power and influence of history's most impactful speeches From iconic figures like Martin Luther King Jr. to Winston Churchill Inspiring words that have shaped societies and sparked change A must-have for history enthusiasts and lovers of eloquence.

Contents:

Intro

Title

Copyright

Front Matter 1

Contents

1. Funeral Oration : Pericles

2. Sermon to the Birds: Saint Francis of Assissi

3. Speech to the Troops at Tilbury: Queen Elizabeth I

4. I Go from a Corruptible to an Incorruptible Crown: King Charles I

5. In the Name of God, Go: Oliver Cromwell

6. Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death: Patrick Henry

7. The Newburgh Address: George Washington

8. Resignation Speech: George Washington

9. Disapproving and Accepting the Constitution: Benjamin Franklin

10. First Inaugural Speech: George Washington

11. Abolition Speech: William Wilberforce

12. On the Festival of the Supreme Being: Maximilien Robespierre

13. On the Death of Marie Antoinette: Edmund Burke

14. Farewell Address: George Washington

15. Sixth Annual Message: Thomas Jefferson

16. Farewell to the Old Guard: Napoleon Bonaparte

17. Justice for Ireland : Daniel O'Connell

18. Declaration of Sentiments : Elizabeth Cady Stanton

19. The Hypocrisy of American Slavery: Frederick Douglass

20. Speech to the Soldiers : Giuseppe Garibaldi

21. The Gettysburg Address : Abraham Lincoln

22. Second Inaugural Address : Abraham Lincoln

23. The Destructive Male : Elizabeth Cady Stanton

24. Tribute to the Dog: George Graham Vest

25. What England Could Do: Keshub Chandra Sen

26. On Universal Religion: Keshub Chandra Sen

27. Are Women Persons: Susan B. Anthony

28. Surrender Speech : Chief Joseph

29. Duties of American Citizenship : Theodore Roosevelt

30. The Ilbert Bill and Freedom Movement: Sir Pherozeshah M. Mehta

31. The Congress and the Muslims : Badruddin Tyabji

32. Acres of Diamonds : Russell Herman Conwell

33. Tonic for the Hindu Mind : Swami Vivekananda

34. India Must Be Bled : Dadabhai Naoroji

35. Why I Became a Hindu : Sister Nivedita.

36. The Man with the Muck Rake : Theodore Roosevelt

37. The Tenets of the New Party : Bal Gangadhar Tilak

38. The Swadeshi Movement : Gopal Krishna Gokhale

39. Hopes Belied: Gopal Krishna Gokhale

40. Man in the Arena : Theodore Roosevelt

41. Freedom or Death: Emmeline Pankhurst

42. The Fundamental Principle of a Republic: Anna Howard Shaw

43. Speech at Benaras Hindu University: Mahatma Gandhi

44. Power to the Soviets : Vladimir Ilyich Lenin

45. War Message : Thomas Woodrow Wilson

46. Meeting of Soldiers of the Izmailovsky Regiment : Vladimir Ilyich Lenin

47. Freedom Is My Birthright : Bal Gangadhar Tilak

48. Why Home Rule: Annie Besant

49. The Fourteen Points: Thomas Woodrow Wilson

50. Statement to the Court : Eugene Victor Debs

51. League of Nations: Final Address : Thomas Woodrow Wilson

52. In Non-Cooperation Lies Success: Chittaranjan Das

53. Need for a Native System : Motilal Nehru

54. Why I Left the Swaraj Party : Lala Lajpat Rai

55. Boycott the Simon Commission : Lala Lajpat Rai

56. On the Eve of Dandi March : Mahatma Gandhi

57. Muslim India within India : Muhammad Iqbal

58. Pleading for the Depressed Classes: B. R. Ambedkar

59. Address at Kingsley Hall : Mahatma Gandhi

60. Speech at the Round Table Conference: Mahatma Gandhi

61. Dominion Status: False Card in a Pack: Vithalbhai J. Patel

62. The Only Thing We Have to Fear Is Fear Itself: Franklin Roosevelt

63. First Fireside Chat : Franklin Roosevelt

64. The Pleasure of Books : William Lyon Phelps

65. The Fickle Leader : Subhash Chandra Bose

66. Abdication Speech : King Edward VIII

67. Speech to the Politburo: Joseph Stalin

68. Address to the Reichstag : Adolf Hitler

69. On the Nazi Invasion of Poland : Neville Chamberlain

70. Nazis' Aim Is Slavery: Edouard Daladier.

71. Blood, Toil, Sweat, and Tears : Winston Churchill

72. The Arsenal of Democracy : Franklin Roosevelt

73. The Four Freedoms : Franklin Roosevelt

74. What Is an American: Harold Ickes

75. A Date Which Will Live in Infamy: Franklin Roosevelt

76. I Am Still Alive : Subhash Chandra Bose

77. Looking to Japan for Emancipation: Rashbehari Bose

78. Quit India Speech: Mahatma Gandhi

79. D-Day Prayer: Franklin Roosevelt

80. Give Me Blood and I Shall Give You Freedom : Subhash Chandra Bose

81. Iron Curtain : Winston Churchill

82. The Marshall Plan : George C. Marshall

83. Our National Flag: Jawaharlal Nehru

84. A Tryst with Destiny: Jawaharlal Nehru

85. The Writer's Duty: William Faulkner

86. Address to the U.N. General Assembly : Queen Elizabeth II

87. Farewell Address: Dwight D. Eisenhower

88. Inaugural Address: John F. Kennedy

89. Duty, Honour, Country : General Douglas MacArthur

90. We Choose to Go to the Moon : John F. Kennedy

91. Blood and Iron: Otto Von Bismarck

92. On the Cuban Crisis : John F. Kennedy

93. A Strategy of Peace: John F. Kennedy

94. Ich Bin Ein Berliner : John F. Kennedy

95. I Am Prepared to Die: Nelson Mandela

96. On the Death of Martin Luther King: Robert F. Kennedy

97. Resigning the Presidency : Richard M. Nixon

98. Address on His Release from Prison: Nelson Mandela

99. I Am Profoundly Sorry : Bill Clinton

100. Yes We Can: Barack Obama

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Other Format:

Print version: Various 100 World’s Greatest Speeches

ISBN:

9789358569193

OCLC:

1424749606