The World's Great SpeechesLewis Copeland Garden City Publishing Company, 1942 - 738 páginas |
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... glory . He does not mean us to fight a haphazard , but all of us have a promise of the prize for which we strive . Have we any cause , then , to decline the struggle ? Do we think it has been said in vain , " If we die with Jesus Christ ...
... glory . He does not mean us to fight a haphazard , but all of us have a promise of the prize for which we strive . Have we any cause , then , to decline the struggle ? Do we think it has been said in vain , " If we die with Jesus Christ ...
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... glory results to you from your endurance . It is my design to lead you into the most fertile plains of the world . Rich provinces and great cities will be in your power ; there you will find honor , glory , and wealth . Soldiers of ...
... glory results to you from your endurance . It is my design to lead you into the most fertile plains of the world . Rich provinces and great cities will be in your power ; there you will find honor , glory , and wealth . Soldiers of ...
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... glory , as that gen- eral must necessarily be , may he not think that his measure of glory is full ; that it may be tarnished by a reverse of fortune , and can hardly be increased by any new laurels ? He must feel that , in the ...
... glory , as that gen- eral must necessarily be , may he not think that his measure of glory is full ; that it may be tarnished by a reverse of fortune , and can hardly be increased by any new laurels ? He must feel that , in the ...
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Greece and Rome | 3 |
DEMOSTHENES | 11 |
CATO THE ELDER | 30 |
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