
The American Eloquence
Studies in American Political History: Complete EditionBy Various AuthorLength30h 3m
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In 'The American Eloquence', Various Author has curated an impressive collection of powerful speeches from throughout American history. This book provides readers with a comprehensive look at the evolution of speech-making in the United States, showcasing the oratory skills of some of the most influential figures in American politics and culture. Each speech is presented in its entirety, allowing readers to fully immerse themselves in the words and messages of these great orators. The book's engaging literary style and historical context make it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the art of persuasion and public speaking. Various Author is an esteemed scholar of American history, with a deep understanding of the significance of political rhetoric in shaping public opinion. His passion for preserving and analyzing these important speeches led him to compile this impressive collection, providing readers with a unique insight into the power of words to inspire and influence. 'The American Eloquence' is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of history, politics, and language, offering a fascinating glimpse into the power of speech in American society.
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GenreHistory
Length30 hrs 3 mins
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Publish dateDec 17, 2020
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The Gilded Age
26V. — THE ANTI-SLAVERY STRUGGLE
2PREFACE TO THE REVISED EDITION.
27RUFUS KING,
3INTRODUCTORY.
28WILLIAM PINKNEY,
4I. — COLONIALISM.
29WENDELL PHILLIPS,
5JAMES OTIS
30JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
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6PATRICK HENRY
31JOHN C. CALHOUN,
7SAMUEL ADAMS
32DANIEL WEBSTER,
8ALEXANDER HAMILTON
33HENRY CLAY,
9JAMES MADISON,
34WENDELL PHILLIPS,
10II. — CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT.
35CHARLES SUMNER,
11ALBERT GALLATIN,
36Volume 3
12FISHER AMES,
37INTRODUCTION TO THE REVISED VOLUME.
13JOHN NICHOLAS
38V. —THE ANTI-SLAVERY STRUGGLE (Continued from Vol. II.)
14III. — THE RISE OF DEMOCRACY.
39SALMON PORTLAND CHASE,
15THOMAS JEFFERSON,
40EDWARD EVERETT,
16JOHN RANDOLPH,
41STEPHEN ARNOLD DOUGLAS,
17ADMISSION OF LOUISIANA.
42CHARLES SUMNER,
18OF MASSACHUSETTS. (BORN 1772, DIED 1864.)
43PRESTON S. BROOKS,
19IV. — THE RISE OF NATIONALITY.
44JUDAH P. BENJAMIN,
20ROBERT Y. HAYNE,
45ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
21DANIEL WEBSTER,
46ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
22JOHN C. CALHOUN
47STEPHEN ARNOLD DOUGLAS,
23THOMAS H. BENTON,
48WILLIAM. H. SEWARD,
24Volume 2
49VI. — SECESSION.
25INTRODUCTION TO THE REVISED VOLUME II.
50JOHN PARKER HALE,