Classics of the bar,

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Wise, witty, eloquent kings of the platform and pulpit.

Imperfect: facsimile, p. 146, wanting.

Best things by Chauncy M. Depew : wit, humor, eloquence and wisdom /

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Eloquence of the United States: comp.

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Biographical sketches of eminent American statesmen, with speeches, addresses and letters,

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Suggestions by the South Carolina Citizens’ Educational Association for the observance of American Education Week, December 3-9, 1922

The bulletin presents an outline for an educational talk for speakers promoting education in South Carolina.

The modern American speaker for school and college students, lawyers, preachers, teachers and all interested in the art of public speaking.

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Commencement parts : valedictories, salutatories, orations, essays, class poems, ivy orations, toasts : also original speeches and addresses for the national holidays and other occasions /

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Speeches, addresses, and occasional sermons,

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Speeches delivered by several Indians chiefs.. also an extract of a letter from an Indian chief /

Reprint of the 1810 ed. printed by Samuel Wood, New York,

The works of John Witherspoon : containing essays, sermons, &c., on important subjects ... together with his lectures on moral philosophy eloquence and divinity, his speeches in the American Congress, and many other valuable pieces, never before published in this country.

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The principal speeches of the statesmen and orators of the French revolution, 1789-1795;

v. 1. Mirabeau. Vergniaud. Gensonné. Guadet. Louvet. Cambon.--v. 2. Barère. Danton. Robespierre. Saint-Just. Baudin.

The Eloquence of the British Senate; being a selection of the best speeches of the most distinguished English, Irish, and Scotch Parliamentary speakers, from the beginning of the reign of Charles I, to the present time. With notes, biographical, critical, and explanatory by William Hazlitt.

Mode of access: Internet.