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Subjects
Politics and government, Oratory, Legislators, Political oratory, Orators, United States, Governors, United States. Congress, Statesmen, Biography, HistoryPeople
Edward Everett (1794-1865)Places
United States, MassachusettsTimes
1783-1865, 19th centuryEdition | Availability |
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The eloquence of Edward Everett: America's greatest orator
2010, Peter Lang
in English
1433110296 9781433110290
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Table of Contents
Edward Everett : an American life
Edward Everett : a full life, well lived
Remembering Edward Everett
Edward Everett's place in history
Edward Everett : orator and statesman
The golden age of American oratory
A culture built on oratory
The eloquence of Edward Everett
Edward Everett and the golden age of American oratory
The education of an orator in the 19th century
Other influences on Edward Everett's oratory
Edward Everett : the Cicero of America
The eloquence of Edward Everett
The circumstances favorable to the progress of literature, in America, August 26, 1824
The Seven Years War; The school of the Revolution, July 4, 1833
Eulogy on John Quincy Adams, April 15, 1848
The character of Washington, 1856-1860
The eloquence of Edward Everett : the road to Gettysburg
The fittest man in the nation speaks at Gettysburg
Edward Everett and the Civil War
Everett's fame as orator
Everett's oration at Gettysburg
Epilogue
Appendix A: The demonstrative speeches of Edward Everett, 1815-1865.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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