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FAMOUS SPEECHES

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"I HAVE A DREAM" MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
"APPEAL OF JUNE 18" CHARLES DE GAULLE (1940)
"THE BALLET OR THE BULLET" MALCOLM X
"FOUR FREEDOMS SPEECH" FDR : STATE OF THE UNION, JANUARY 6, 1941
"GAZIMESTAN SPEECH" TO MARK THE 600TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF KOSOVO SLOBODAN MILOSEVIC
"FUNERAL ORATION SPEECH" RECORDED IN THUCYDIDES' HISTORY OF THE PELOPONNESIAN WAR PERICLES
"GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEATH!" PATRICK HENRY: VA. HOUSE OF BURGESSES
"TOTAL WAR SPEECH" (SPORTPALAST SPEECH) GOEBBELS (1943)
"THE GREAT AVENUES WILL OPEN AGAIN..." WAS THE LAST SPEECH BY THIS SOUTH AMERICAN LEADER SALVADOR ALLENDE
"BLOOD, TOIL, TEARS, AND SWEAT" CHURCHILL
"WE SHALL FIGHT ON THE BEACHES..." CHURCHILL
"THIS WAS THEIR FINEST HOUR..." CHURCHILL
"HISTORY WILL ABSOLVE ME..." CASTRO : HE RECONSTRUCTED THE SPEECH LATER FOR PUBLICATION IN WHAT WAS TO BECOME THE MANIFESTO OF HIS 26TH OF JULY MOVEMENT
"SINNERS IN THE HANDS OF AN ANGRY GOD" JONATHAN EDWARDS
"TRYST WITH DESTINY" SPEECH, ON THE EVE OF INDIA'S INDEPENDENCE NEHRU
"ICH BIN EIN BERLINER" JFK (1963) AFTER THE BERLIN WALL WAS ERECTED
"QUIT INDIA" SPEECH GANDHI
"ARSENAL OF DEMOCRACY" FDR : IN ONE OF HIS FIRESIDE CHATS, HE REFERRED TO DETROIT AS THE "ARSENAL OF DEMOCRACY"
"INFAMY SPEECH" FDR: DEC.8,1941
"TILBURY" SPEECH ELIZABETH I TO THE LAND FORCES ASSEMBLED TO REPEL THE SPANISH ARMADA
"CROSS OF GOLD SPEECH" WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN (1896 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION)
"THE APOLOGY OF SOCRATES" PLATO: HIS VERSION OF THE SPEECH GIVEN BY SOCRATES AS HE DEFENDS HIMSELF
"BLOOD AND IRON" BISMARCK
"CORNERSTONE SPEECH" ALEXANDER STEPHENS: CONFEDERATE V.P.; LAID OUT THE CONFEDERATE CAUSES FOR THE CIVIL WAR
"WE WILL BURY YOU" KHRUSHCHEV, 1956
"PRO MILONE" AND "CATILII ORATIONS" CICERO : GREATEST ORATOR OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE
"FOURTEEN POINTS" WILSON: 1918
"WIND OF CHANGE" BRITISH P.M. HAROLD MACMILLAN TO THE SOUTH AFRICAN PARLIAMENT IN 1960, EXPESSING BRITISH INTENTION TO GRANT INDEPENDENCE TO ITS AFRICAN COLONIES
"DUTY, HONOR, COUNTRY" MACARTHUR'S VALEDICTORY SPEECH AT WEST POINT IN 1962
"IRELAND UNFREE SHALL NEVER BE AT PEACE" 1915: LEAD TO THE EASTER RISING OF 1916
"NEVER WAS SO MUCH OWED BY SO MANY TO SO FEW" CHURCHILL: AT THE HEIGHT OF THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN REFERRING TO THE RAF ("THE FEW")
"TEAR DOWN THIS WALL" REAGAN TO GORBACHEV
"CITY UPON A HILL" JOHN WINTHROP'S SERMON "A MODEL OF CHRISTIAN CHARITY"
"GETTYSBURG ADDRESS" LINCOLN
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