Words that ring through time: from Moses and Pericles to Obama : fifty-one of the most important speeches in history and how they changed our world
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New York : Overlook Press, 2009.
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Book
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1st ed.
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9781590202319, 1590202317, 9780715638903, 0715638904
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416 pages ; 24 cm
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English
Notes
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages [414]-416).
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APA Citation (style guide)
Golway, T. (2009). Words that ring through time: from Moses and Pericles to Obama : fifty-one of the most important speeches in history and how they changed our world. New York, Overlook Press.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Golway, Terry, 1955-. 2009. Words That Ring Through Time: From Moses and Pericles to Obama : Fifty-one of the Most Important Speeches in History and How They Changed Our World. New York, Overlook Press.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities Citation (style guide)Golway, Terry, 1955-, Words That Ring Through Time: From Moses and Pericles to Obama : Fifty-one of the Most Important Speeches in History and How They Changed Our World. New York, Overlook Press, 2009.
MLA Citation (style guide)Golway, Terry. Words That Ring Through Time: From Moses and Pericles to Obama : Fifty-one of the Most Important Speeches in History and How They Changed Our World. New York, Overlook Press, 2009.
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Moses bids Israel farewell --|t Funeral oration by Pericles (Athens, 430 BCE) --|t Cicero's first oration against Catiline (Rome, 63 BCE) --|t Jesus and the blessed (Galilee, circa 30 AD) --|t Muhammad : Turn thy face (Arabian peninsula, circa 620 AD) --|t Urban II declares a crusade (Clermont, 1095) --|t Martin Luther refuses to recant (Diet of Worms, 1521) --|t Thomas More confronts his accuser (London, July 7, 1535) --|t Elizabeth I faces the Armada : "I myself will be your general" (Tilbury, 1588) --|t John Winthrop's "City upon a hill" (June, 1630) --|t Oliver Cromwell dismisses Parliament, "In the name of God, go!" (London, April 20, 1653) --|t Patrick Henry makes the case for liberty, or death (Virginia, March 25, 1775) --|t Washington addresses dissidents in the army (Newburgh, March 15, 1783) --|t Charles Fox assails the East India Company (London, December 1, 1783) --|t Robespierre justifies terror (Paris, Feb. 5, 1794) --|t Georges Danton : We must dare, dare again, always dare (Paris, September 2, 1792) --|t Thomas Jefferson and the world's best hope (Washington, DC, March 4, 1801) --|t Red Jacket defends Native American religions (Central New York, 1805) --|t Napoleon bids farewell to the Old Guard (April 20, 1814) --|t Simón Bolivar rallies South America (Angostura, September 15, 1819) --The cause of Old Ireland : Daniel O'Connell's last monster meeting (October 1, 1843) --|t Karl Marx on free trade (Brussels, January 9, 1848) --|t Frederick Douglass's Fourth of July speech (Rochester, New York, 1852) --|t Abraham Lincoln's address at Cooper Institute (New York, February 27, 1860) --|t Garibaldi addresses his troops : "To arms, then, all of you!" (Naples, September, 1860) --|t Susan B. Anthony : A woman's right to suffrage : "Aren't women persons?" (Monroe County, 1873) --|t William Jennings Bryan and the cross of gold (Chicago, July 9, 1896) --|t King Albert of Belgium defies the Kaiser's army (Brussels, August 4, 1914) --|t Padraig Pearse : Ireland unfree will never be at peace (Dublin, August 1, 1915) --|t Helen Keller, Strike against war (New York, January 5, 1916) --|t Woodrow Wilson's fourteen points (Washington, January 8, 1918) --|t Gandhi gives voice to non-violence and non-cooperation (Abmadabad, India, March 18, 1922) --|t Sun Yat-sen pleads for Pan-Asian resistance to Western imperialism (Kobe, Japan, November 28, 1924) --|t Haile Selassie pleads for his country (Geneva, June 30, 1936) --|t Franklin Roosevelt sees the ill-housed, ill-clad, ill-nourished (Washington, January 20, 1937) -- |
| 505 | 8 | 0 | |t Adolf Hitler denounces umbrella-carrying types (Weimar, November 6, 1938) --|t Lou Gehrig, the "Luckiest man on the face of the Earth." (Yankee Stadium, the Bronx, July 4, 1939) --|t Winston Churchill, first speech as Prime Minister : "Blood, toil, tears and sweat" (London, May 13, 1940) --|t Franklin Roosevelt's D-Day prayer : "They fight to end conquest" (Washington, June 6, 1944) --|t Emperor Hirohito addresses his subjects : "We have resolved to pave the way to a grand peace" (Tokyo, August 15, 1945) --|t Ho Chi Minh declares independence for Vietnam (Ba Dinh Square, September 2, 1945) --|t Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain speech (Fulton, Missouri, March 5, 1946) --|t Nikita Khrushchev's secret speech (Moscow, February 5, 1956) --|t John Kennedy in Berlin : "Ich bein ein Berliner!" (Berlin, June 26, 1963) --|t Barbara Jordan addresses the House Judiciary Committee : "Today I am an inquisitor" (Washington, July 24, 1974) --|t Anwar Sadat addresses the Israeli Knesset : "A bold drive towards new horizons" (Jerusalem, November 20, 1977) --|t Elie Weisel pleads with Ronald Reagan : "Your place is not there, Mr. President" (Washington, April 19, 1985) --|t Ronald Reagan on the Challenger disaster : "The surly bonds of Earth" (Washington, January 28, 1986) --|t Margaret Thatcher's sermon on the mound : "We must work and use our talents to create wealth" (Edinburgh, May 21, 1988) --|t Nelson Mandela's inaugural address as President of South Africa : "Glory and hope to newborn liberty" (Pretoria, May 10, 1994) --|t Barack Obama confronts race and religion : "A more perfect union" (March 18, 2008). |
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