Books by "Author of Six months hence"
12 books found
American Eloquence in 4 volumes presents a study in American political history and it contains a selection of great speeches of American statesmen showing the spirit and motives which have triggered these leaders throughout several phases of American history. The work divides history of United States in 9 stages: Colonialism, Constitutional Government, the Rise of Democracy, the Rise of Nationality, the Slavery struggle, Secession, Civil War and Reconstruction, Free Trade and Protection, and Civil Service Reform. Each of these is marked by important orations of nation's great leaders, from Colonialism and orations of Alexander Hamilton, through Anti-Slavery speeches of John Quincy Adams and Abraham Lincoln to Free Trade and Reform era and lectures of Henry Clay and George William Curtis.
An Address to Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Esq. on the Public and Private Proceedings During the Late Election for Westminster
by &c. disputed Author of Mr. Fox's title to Patriot
1807
"American Eloquence" is a captivating anthology that showcases speeches from some of the most significant figures in American history, reflecting the evolution of public address and its pivotal role in shaping American identity. The collection spans diverse themes, including social justice, civil rights, and national unity, employing a literary style that is both poignant and incisive. Each selection is contextualized, allowing readers to appreciate the rhetorical strategies and historical significance embedded within these orations, making this compilation a crucial resource not only for rhetoric enthusiasts but also for those studying American history. The collection is enriched by contributions from various authors, who, through their careful curation, illuminate the various epochs of American public discourse. Their collective scholarship provides a deeper understanding of how eloquence has been wielded as a tool for advocacy and change, reflecting broader societal currents and the individual struggles of its orators. This assembly of voices illustrates the authors' commitment to preserving the legacies of influential figures whose words have resonated through generations. "American Eloquence" is an essential read for anyone interested in the power of speech and its impact on society. It invites readers to delve into the rich tapestry of American rhetoric, encouraging them to uncover how eloquence serves both as a vehicle for persuasion and a mirror reflecting the nation's evolving ideals. A profound resource for students, educators, and general readers alike, this anthology captures the essence of passionate communication that continues to inspire.
The Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society. Analysis of the Schemes by which the Bonus Has Been Reduced from £2 to £1, and by which it is Attempted to Keep it at the Same Rate. With Copious Extracts from the Annual Reports Proving the Facts Stated
by George William Jones (Author of The Million on the Rail.)
1877