Speech in the British Parliament, 177 5 Pitt 16 Speech in the British Parliament, 177 8 Fox 15 On the Works of Creation an d Providence Hervey 15 Speech in the British Parliament, 177 0 Pitt 14 Speech in the British Parliament, 177 7 Pitt 13ĭialogue between a School-master and School Committee. 12ĭialogue on the Choice of Business for Life 13 Speech in the British Parliament, 178 4 Erskine 12Īddress to the People of the United States Washington. Reflections ove r the Grave of a young Man Hervey 12 Speech o f a French General to his Army Buonaparte 11 Speech in the British Parliament Sheridan 11Įxtract from a n Oration agains t Catiline Cicero 11ĭescription o f the first American Congress Barlow 11 Speech in the British Parliament, 177 0 Pitt 10 Slaves in Barbary, a Drama in two Acts Everett 8
Speech in the British parliament, 177 0 Mansfield 8Ĭhrist triumphant over the apostate Angels Milton 8 Oration a t the Festival of Gratitude CarnotĪddress to the President of the United States Adet 7 Self-Conceit, a n Address by a small Boy 6
Speech in the British Parliament, 176 6 Pitt 5 Judah's Plea for Benjamin, before Joseph Philo 3ĭialogue between Duellist, Savage, and Mercury Littleton. Introduction: General Instructions for Speaking 5Įxhortation o n Temperance in Pleasure Blair 3 Mentioned * and also to an Act entitled, aAn Act supplementary to an Act, entitled,Īn Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of Maps, ChartsĪnd Books, to the Authors and Proprietors of such copies during the times therein mentioned an d extendin g th e benefit s thereo f t o th e Art s o f Designing ,Įngraving and Etching Historical, and other prints. The encouragemen t o f learning, b y securin g th e copie s o f Maps, Chart s an dīooks, to the Authors and Proprietors of such copies, during the times therein In conformity to the Act of Congress of the United States, entitled, aAn Act for "Cat o cultivate d eloquence, a s a necessar y mea n fo rĭefending the rights of the people, and for enforcing good counsels." -Rollins. With rules calculated to improve youth and others in ornamental and useful art ofĮloquence. In th e thirty-fift h Yea r o f th e Independenc e o f th e Unite d State s o f America ,ĬALEB BINGHAM of the said District, has deposited i n his Office th e title of aīook, the right whereof he claims as Author, in the words following, to wit: TheĬolumbian Orator: containing a variety of original and selected pieces together Manufactured i n the United States of AmericaīE IT REMEMBERED, that on the twentieth day of November, A. New York University Press books are printed on acid-free paper ,Īnd their binding materials are chosen for strength and durability. Pieces together with rules, which are calculated to improve youthĪnd others, in the ornamental and useful ar t of eloquence / The Columbian orator: containing a variety of original and selected Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publicatio n Dat a Published b y arrangement with Bernel Books, a division of B. I read it now and the words still inspire and inflame."Īuthor of the American Preceptor, Young Ladies Accidence, & c. Knowledge gaine d i n par t from hi s readin g o f The Columbian His fists wa s no t onl y manl y rage, bu t liberatin g knowledge. "Frederick Douglas s validate d hi s manhoo d b y givin g Edwar dĬovey, his surrogate slave master, a good whipping.
Whe n one reads it today-evenīetter, reads it aloud-its eloquence speaks to us all." 'Thousands o f youn g reader s i n 19t h centur y Americ a learne dĪbout eloquence and liberty from the stirring speeches, plays, and
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