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Enfield, William Continued.

be Distinct and Deliberate"; "Let Your
Pronunciation be Bold and Forcible";
& Acquire Compass and Variety in the
Height of Your Voice”; “Pronounce
Your Words with Propriety and Ele-
gance"; " Pronounce Every Word Con-
sisting of More Than One Syllable with
its Proper Accent"; " In Every Sentence
Distinguish the More Significant Words
by a Natural, Forcible, and Varied Em-
phasis ”; Acquire a Just Variety of
Pause and Inflection”; “ Accompany the
Emotions and Passions Which Your
Words Express by Correspondent Tones,
Looks, and Gestures,

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Epictetus

(Greece, c. 50 A. D.-(?) 109-112
On the Power of Speaking.
Erskine, Thomas, Baron (England, 1750-1823) 392

Degradation of Religion by Politics ; Prec-

edents of Madness; « The Age of Rea-

son." - Celebrated Passages.
Evarts, William Maxwell (American, 1818-) 393

The Wisdom of Second Thought.- Cele-

brated Passages.
Everett, Edward (American, 1791-1865) 393

American Responsibilities ; The Cloud of

Witnesses; Liberty Protected by Law;
Efficiency the End of Existence : The
Village School : The People Always Con-
quer; Imperishability of Great Exam.
ples. - Celebrated Passages.

Farrar, Frederick William (England, 1831-) 395

a The Same Old Tears, Old Crimes, and

Oldest 111." -- Celebrated Passages.
Fénelon, François de Salignac de la Mothe

(France, 1651-1715) 152-160
Intellectual Independence Necessary for

Eloquence; The Objects of Eloquence;
The Whole Art of Eloquence, Elocution,
Gesture, and Delivery.
Celebrated Passages :

895
The Power of Self-Forgetfulness.
Field, David Dudley (American, 1805-1894) 395

Civil Liberty vs. Martial Usurpation.-

Celebrated Passages.
Field, Stephen J. (American, 1816-1899) 396

Intimidation of Judges.--- Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Fisher, John

(England, c. 1459-1535) 396
« A Pot That is Bruckle."--Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Flanagan, Webster M.

(American, Nineteenth Century) 396

What Are We Here For? - Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Flechiér, Esprit

(France, 1632-1710) 396
The Pride of the Soldier. - Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Flood, Henry

(Ireland, 1732-1791) 396
Ou Grattan.-- Celebrated Passages.
Fox, Charles James (England, 1749–1806) 396

The Character of a Virtuous Man; « The

Tory System of Blood and Massacre> ;
" Happy Americans"; "Liberty Is Or-
der! Liberty Is Strength : Vigor of
Democratic Governments - Celebrated

Passages.
Franklin, Benjamin (American, 1706-1790) 397

Despotism and Popular Corruption;

Prayer and Providence; "We Must

Hang Together. - Celebrated Passages.
Frelinghuysen, Frederick Theodore

(American, 1817-1885) 398
Self-Government in America. - Celebrated

Passages.

The American Constitution. --Celebrated

Passages.
Gough, John B.

(American, 1817-1886) 399
Water.-Celebrated Passages.
Grady, Henry W. (American, 1851-1889) 400

New England; “We, Sir, Are Ameri-

cans! - Celebrated Passages.
Grant, Ulysses S. (American, 1822-1885) 100

Freedom and Education.-Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Grattan, Henry

(Ireland, 1746-1820) 100
« In a Swoon, But She is Not Dead ";

Declaration of Irish Rights ; Reply to
Flood; The Character of Chatham.-

Celebrated Passages.
Graves, John Temple

(American, Nineteenth century) 402
On Henry W. Grady.--Celebrated Passages.
Greeley, Horace (American, 1811-1872) 402

After-Dinner Speech on Franklin ; The

Bloody Chasm.-Celebrated Passages.

PAGE

PAGE Gregory of Nazianzus

(Cappadocia, c. 325-390) 402 Basil the Great as an Orator.-Celebrated

Passages.
Grimstone, Sir Harbottle

(England, 1603-1685) 403

Abuses Under Charies I.-Celebrated Pas

sages. Guizot, François Pierre Guillaume

(France, 1787–1874) 403 The Two Elements of Civilization.-Cele

brated Passages.

Hale, Nathan

(American, 1755-1776) 403 But One Life to Lose.- Celebrated Pas

sages. Hall, Robert

(England, 1764-1831) 403 Duty and Moral Health.-Celebrated Pas

sages. Hamilton, Alexander (American, 1757-1804) 403 « A Nation at War with Itself; "Let Us

Not Mistake Words for Things; Des-
potism and Extensive Territory; Na-
tional Debt a National Blessing.-- Cele-

brated Pussages. Hamilton, Andrew (American, 1675-1741) 404

Heresy in Law as Well as in Religion ;

Law and Liberty.- Celebrated Passages. Hammond, James H. (American, 1807-1864) 404

Mudsills; Cotton Is King. – Celebrated

Passages. Hampden, John

(England, 1594-1643) 405 "All Things Happen Alike to All Men."

Celebrated Passages. Hancock, John

(American, 1737-1793) 405 "I Am a Friend to Righteous Govern

ment." - Celebrated Passages. Hannibal

(Carthage, 247-183 B. C.) 405 Address to His Army (Livy). - Celebrated

Helmholtz, Hermann Ludwig Ferdinand von

(Germany, 1821-1894) 407 Duration of Life on Earth. - Celebrated

Passages. Henderson, John B.

(American, Contemporaneous) 407 The Right to Make Foolish Speeches.

Celebrated Passages. Henry, Patrick

(American, 1736-1799) 407 «Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death ; A

Prophecy of Progress; « Why Should
We Fetter Commerce ? " - Celebrated

Passages.
Herder, Johann Gottfried von

(Germany, 1744-1803) 409 • It Is No Tenet of Religion to Abjure

Thinking." - Celebrated Passages. Higginson, John

(England, 1616-1708) 409 Cent Per Cent in New England. - Cele

brated Passages. Hill, Benjamin Harvey (American, 1823-1882) 403

"I Was Born a Slaveholder. - Celebrated

Passages. Hilliard, H. W.

(American, 1808-1892) 409 Constitutional Government; Manhood. —

Celebrated Passages. Hoar, George Frisbie (American, 1826-) 410

The Puritan.- Celebrated Pussages. Hobbes, Thomas (England, 1588-1679) 185-140

Analysis and Synopsis of Aristotle's

« Rhetoric. – Of the Original of Elocu-
tion and Pronunciation ; Of the Choice
of Words and Epithets; of the Things
That Make an Oration Flat ; of a Simili-
tude ; of the Purity of Language; of the
Amplitude and Tenuity of Language;
of the Convenience or Decency of Elo-
cution; of Two Sorts of Styles; Of
Those Things That Grace an Oration,
and Make it Delightful; In What
Manner an Oration is Graced by the
Things Aforesaid ; of the Difference
Between the Style To Be Used in
Writing, and the Style To Be Used in
Pleading; of the Parts of an Oration
and Their Order; of the Proem;
Places of Crimination and Purgation ;
of the Narration; Of Proof, or Confirma-
tion, and Refutation ; Of Interrogations,

Answers, and Jests; Of the Peroration. Holborne, Sir Robert (England, c. 1594-1647) 410

Against Ship Money.-Celebrated Passages. Holmes, Oliver Wendell

(American, 1809-1894) 410 Boston the Hub.- Celebrated Passages. Homer

(Greece, c. 850-800 B. C.) 471 Achilles to the Envoys of Agamemnon;

Achilles to the Envoys.--- Lang's Literal
Version ; Hector's Rebuke to Polyda-
mus.- Celebrated Imaginary Addresses
and Soliloquies.

PAGE Hooker, Richard (England, 1553-1600) 410

"Law's Seat in the Bosom of God.'

Celebrated Passages. Houston, Samuel (American, 1793–1863) 410

"I am Opposed to Both Extremes." - Cele

brated Passages. Hoyt, Rev. Dr. Wayland

(American, Contemporaneous) 410 Benevolent Assimilation and Manifest

Providence.- Celebrated Passages. Hughes, Thomas (England, 1823-1896) 410 Work and Aspiration. — Celebrated Pas

sages. Hugo, Victor

(France, 1802-1885) 411 • The First Tree of Liberty"; Voices from

the Grave; “Napoleon the Little";

PAGE • Providence For Us, the Politicians

Against Us."- - Celebrated Passages. Hume, David

(Scotland, 1711-1776) 178-183 An Essay on Eloquence. Humphrey, E. P. (American, 1809-1887) 411

Limitation. -- Celebrated Passages. Huskisson, Williain (England, 1770-1830) 411

Innovation.- Celebrated Passages. Hyde, Edward, Earl of Clarendon

(England, 1608-1674) 412 • Men Who had Lost their Innocence

Could Not Preserve their Courage.-Cele

brated Passages. Hyperides

(Greece, (?)-322) 412 Leosthenes and the Patriot Dead.- Cele

brated Passages.

Johnson, Andrew (American, 1808–1875) 415

Swinging Around the Circle. – Celebrated

Passages

Indian Orators

412 Black Hawk (Address to General Street);

Logan (Speech on the Murder of his
Family); Red Jacket (Peroration of
his Answer to the Missionaries in 1805);
Weatherford (Speech to General Jack-

son). Ingalls, John J. (American, 1833-1900) 413

On the Death of Senator Hill.-Celebrated

Passages.
Ingersoll, Robert G. (American, 1833-1899)

413 « The Past Rises Before Us. -_- Celebrated

Passages. Isæus

(Greece, Fourth Century) 413 The Athenian Method of Examining Wit

nesses.-Celebrated Passages. Isocrates

(Greece, 436–338 B. C.) 414 The Principles of Liberty and Good Order.

-Celebrated Passages.

Kames, Henry Home, Lord

(Scotland, 1696–1782) 172-177 Beauty of Language with Respect to Sig.

nification. Kellogg, Elijah

(American, 1813-) 490 Spartacus to the Gladiators at Capua.

Celebrated Imaginary Addresses and Solil

oquies. Kennedy, John P.

(American, Contemporaneous) 415 Progress of the Modern World.- Cele

brated Passages. Kingsley, Charles (England, 1819-1875) 415

a Thinking, Acting Dirt.- Celebrated Pas

sages. Knott, J. Proctor

(American, 1830-) 415 « The Centre of the Visible Universe.

Celebrated Passages. Knowles, James Sheridan

(England, 1784-1862) 415 Cæsar's Passage of the Rubicon.- Ceie

brated Passages. Knox, John

(Scotland, 1505-1572) 416 « The Furious Rage of Man's Corrupt Na

ture. — Celebrated Passages. Kossuth, Louis

(Hungary, 1802-1894) 416 A Providence in Every Fact ; Power With

out Justice ; The Struggle Between Good
and Evil.-Celebrated Passages.

Jackson, Andrew (American, 1767-1845) 114

Local Self-Government.- Celebrated Pas

sages. Jay. John

(American, 1745-1829) 414 When a Nation Forges Chains.-Celebrated

Passages. Jebb, Richard Claverhouse (Scotland, 1841-) 329-333

The Oratory and Orators of Athens. Jefferson, Thomas (American, 1743–1826) 414

Essential Principles of Americanism; Few

Die, None Resign; Freedom to Err;
Good Government: Self-Government;
Strong Government. - Celebrated Pas-
sages.

L

Lacordaire, Jean Baptiste Henri

(France, 1802-1861) 416 “ 'The Claiming of Rights." - Celebrated

Passages. Lamar, L. Q. C.

(American, 1825-1893) 417 Sumner and the South.-Celebrated Pas

sages. Lamartine, Alphonse Marie Louis

(France, 1790-1869) 417

Godlessness of the French Revolution.

Celebrated Passages. Laraner, Dionysius (Ireland, 1793-1859) 418

The Question of the Skies.- Celebrated

Passages. Latimer, Hugh (England, c. 1490-1555) 418

The Tears of the Widow.-Celebrated Pas

PAGE
Laurier, Sir Wilfrid

(Canada, 1841-) 418
Four Great Men.-Celebrated Passages.
Lee, Henry

(American, 1756-1818) 413
• First in War, First in Peace. '-Celebrated

Passages.
Legaré, Hugh S. (American, 1789-1843) 418

Constitutional Liberty a Tradition.-Cele-

brated Passages.
Lincoln, Abraham (American, 1809-1865) 419

• A House Divided Against Itself ”; “Gov-

ernment of the People, By the People,
and for the People.»-Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Livy

(Rome, 59 B, C.-17 A. D.) 419
Capuleius Against the Patricians.- Cele-

brated Passages.
Locke, John

(England, 1632-1704) 147–151
Remedies of the Abuse of Words; The

Right Use of Words.
Longinus

(Greece, c. 210-273) 124–129
Sublimities in Eloquence; The Style of

Demosthenes.

PAGE
Lowell, James Russell (American, 1819-1891) 419

The Empire of the Soul.-Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Lubbock, Sir John

(England, 1834-) 419
A Rule of Study ; " Bags of Wind for Sacks

of Treasure." - Celebrated Passages.
Luther, Martin

(Germany, 1483-1546) 420
Here I Stand, I Cannot do Otherwise. -

Celebrated Passages.
Lycurgus

(Greece, 396–323 B. C.) 420
Peroration of the Speech Against Leo

crates.-Celebrated Passages.
Lysias

(Greece, c. 459-c. 380 B. C.) 420
Denouncing the Thirty Tyrants.- Cele-

brated Passages.
Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer,
Lord

(England, 1803-1873) 487–488
Rienzi's Last Appeal.-Celebrated Imagin-

ary Addresses and Soliloquies.
Celebrated Passages.

420
Demosthenes and the Classics.

Macaulay, Thomas Babington, Baron

(England, 1800-1859) 262-269
On the Athenian Orators.
Celebrated Passages:

421
The Life of Law; The New Zealander in

the Ruins of London ; Fitness for Self-
Government ; Government Makes the

Difference.
MacDuffie, George (American, 1788–1851) 421

Representative Government. - Celebrated

Passages.
McKinley, William (American, 1843-) 422

Abra Kohn to Abraham Lincoln ; " Benevo-

lent Assimilation." - Celebrated Passages.
Mackintosh, Sir James (Scotland, 1765-1832) 422
# Pernicious Activity of Government);

Corruptionists in Politics.- Celebrated

Passages.
Mann, Horace

(American, 1796–1859) 422
Ignorance a Crime.- Celebrated Passages.
Manning, Henry Edward, Cardinal

(England, 1808–1892) 423
« The Greatest Glory of Man." - Cele-

brated Passages.
Mansfield, William Murray, Earl of

(England, 1705-1793) 423
Liberty and License ; « The Deplorable

Alternative of Coercion "; Attempts to
Bias Judgment in the Case of Wilkes.-

Celebrated Passages.
Marcy, William L. (American, 1786-1857) 424

Spoils.- Celebrated Passages.
Marshall, John, Chief-Justice

Massillon, Jean Baptiste (France, 1663-1742) 425

The Power of an Evil Tongue; “If We

Must Wholly Perish."- Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Mather, Cotton

(American, 1663-1728) 425
The Only True Prosperity.- Celebrated

Passages.
Matthews, William

(America, Nineteenth Century) 325–328
The Power and lafluence of the Orator;

Mirabeau's Delivery ; Triumphs of Pul-

PAGB

Mitford, Mary Russell (England, 1787-1855) 486

Rienzi to the Romans. - Celebrated Imagin-

ary Addresses and Soliloquies.
Monroe, James (American, 1758–1831) 430

The Monroe Doctrine.- Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de

(France, 1533-1592) 130-132
A Consideration upon Cicero.
Montalembert, Charles Forbes, Comte de

(France, 1810-1870) 480

PAGE
Devotion to Principle.- Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Moody, Dwight L. (American, 1837-1899) 430

Character.- Celebrated Passages.
Morley, John

(England, 1838) 430
Truth-Telling as an Art.-- Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Morton, Oliver P. (American, 1823-1877) 431

For Universal Suffrage.- Celebrated Pas-

sages.

Newman, John Henry, Cardinal

(England, 1801-1890) 131
Money and Self-Worship.-Celebrated Pas-

sages.
O'Connell, Daniel (Ireland, 1775-1847) 431

The Beauty of Ireland; Plea for Magee.-

Celebrated Passages.
Otis, James

(American, 1725-1783) 432
For Liberty at Any Cost.---Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Palmer, Benjamin W.

(American, Contemporaneous) 432
Lee and Washington.— Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Parker, Theodore (American, 1810-1860) 432
"A Man of the Largest Mold"; Govern-

ment of, by, and for the People; How

Empires End.-Celebrated Passages.
Parnell, Charles Stewart (Ireland, 1846-1891) 433

Why Land is Scarce in Ireland. - Cele-

brated Passages.
Payne, John Howard (American, 1792-1852) 487

Lucius Junius Brutus Over the Body of

Lucretia.- Celebrated Imaginary Ad-

dresses and Soliloquies.
Peel, Sir Robert

(England, 1788–1850) 433
The Steam Engine and the Mind.- Cele-

brated Passages.
Pendleton, Edmund (American, 1721-1803) 433

Government as a Defense of Freedom.--

Celebrated Passages.
Penn, William

(England, 1644-1718) 433
Magna Charta Defined. - Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Pericles

(Greece, c. 495-429 B. C.) 134
Democracy at Athens.-Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Phillips, Charles (Ireland, c. 1787-1859) 434

Ireland and America.--Celebrated Passages.

Phillips, Wendell (American, 1811-1884) 435
"A Better Use of Iron *; Blindness in Pol-

itics; Higher Law.-Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Pierrepont, Edwards (American, 1817–1892) 435

Equality in America. - Celebrated Passages.
Pike, Albert

(American, 1809-1891) 435
Moral Influences.- Celebrated Passages.
Pitt, William

(England, 1759–1806) 435
Civilization for Africa ; Against War for

Conquest.— Celebrated Passages.
Pliny The Younger (Rome, 62–113) 119-122

The Eloquence of the Bar.
Celebrated Passages :

436
Eloquence and Loquacity.
Plunkett, William Conyngham, Baron

(Ireland, 1765-1854) 436
Conservative Objections to Republics. –

Celebrated Passages.
Poe, Edgar Allan (American, 1809-1849) 436

The Beautiful in Speech. - Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Porter, Horace

(American, 1837-) 437
• Mugwumps. "-Celebrated Passages.
Potter, Henry Codinan (American, 1835-) 437

Nobility of Ascent.-- Celebrated Passages.
Prentiss, Seargent Smith

(American, 1808-1850) 437
The Village Schoolhouse; The Spoils of

Office.- Celebrated Passages.
Preston, William (American, 1816–1887) 437

Liberty and Eloquence. — Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Pulteney, William (England, 1684-1764) 437
« The Gentlemen of the Army; The Sol-

dier and his Orders.- Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Pym, John

(England, 1584-1643) 4:8
Law Against Arbitrary Power.-Celebrated

Passages.

Quincy, Josiah

(American, 1744-1775) 438
Force Without Right. - Celebrated Pas-

sages.
Quincy, Josiah, Jr. (American, 1772-1864) 438

Peaceably, if possible ; Violently, if Neces-

sary.-Celebrated Passages.
Quintilian, Marcus Fabius (Rome c. 35-95) 71-108

The Secret of the Highest Eloquence; On
Natural Oratory ; Oratory Manifestly

Art; The Attic and Ciceronian
Schools ; On the Eloquence of Homer,
Virgil, and Other Poets; Oratory and
Literature ; On Correct Style in Public

Speaking: The Five Divisions of Ora-
torical Art; On the Three Kinds of Ora-
tory; On Declamation ; How to Culti.
vate Good Delivery ; The Oratory of the
Bar ; The Five Divisions of an Oration ;
The Exordium - How to Begin a Speech;
Second part of a Speech - The State-
ment of Facts; Digressions in Speaking;
Proposition, Partition, and Argument;
How to Close a Speech-The Peroration ;

The Art of Remembering in Oratory.
Celebrated Passages :
Brilliancy in Oratory ; "Pectus et Vis

Mentis ; Oratory and Virtue,

an

438