The World's Great SpeechesLewis Copeland Garden City Publishing Company, 1942 - 738 páginas |
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... common history , a common language , a common literature , and a common love of liberty and law . We have common principles to assert , we have common interests to maintain . [ " Hear ! Hear ! " ] I said it was a slender thread that ...
... common history , a common language , a common literature , and a common love of liberty and law . We have common principles to assert , we have common interests to maintain . [ " Hear ! Hear ! " ] I said it was a slender thread that ...
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... common cause , fought and triumphed together ; the independence and liberty you possess are the work of joint councils and joint efforts , of common dangers , sufferings , and successes . But these considerations , however powerfully ...
... common cause , fought and triumphed together ; the independence and liberty you possess are the work of joint councils and joint efforts , of common dangers , sufferings , and successes . But these considerations , however powerfully ...
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... common peace . Fortunately , we have received very explicit assurances on this point . The statesmen of both of the ... common participation in a common benefit . I have spoken upon these great matters without reserve , and with ...
... common peace . Fortunately , we have received very explicit assurances on this point . The statesmen of both of the ... common participation in a common benefit . I have spoken upon these great matters without reserve , and with ...
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Greece and Rome | 3 |
DEMOSTHENES | 11 |
CATO THE ELDER | 30 |
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America First Committee American Applause arms army attack Axis powers battle Belgium believe Britain British British Empire called Catiline cause Cheers citizens civilization common constitution danger declared defense delivered democracy democratic duty economic Empire enemy England Europe faith Fascist fear feel fight force foreign France freedom French friends gentlemen German give hand hear heart hemisphere Hitler honor hope human interests Italy justice labor land Laughter League of Nations liberty live look Lord means ment military Minister nation Navy Nazi Nazism never opinion ourselves party Paul Reynaud peace political present President principles Red Army republic Russia sacrifice Senate slavery soldiers Soviet Soviet Union speak speech spirit Stalin tell territory things tion treaty Union United victory Voltaire whole wish words York City