Modern Eloquence: Vol II, After-Dinner Speeches E-O
General
Modern Eloquence: Vol II, After-Dinner Speeches E-O
Speeches, addresses, etc.
EGGLESTON, GEORGE CARY
Southern Literature 423
ELIOT, CHARLES WILLIAM
Harvard and Yale 427
ELIOT, SAMUEL A.
The Source of Song and Story 431
EMERSON, RALPH WALDO
England, Mother of Nations 437
The Memory of Burns 439
War 442
The Wisdom of China 445
EVARTS, WILLIAM MAXWELL
International Arbitration 448
The Republic and Its Outlook 452
The French Alliance 457
Tribute to Herbert Spencer 462
The Classics in Education 465
Liberty Enlightening the World 469
EWING, THOMAS C.
Ohio and the Northwest 474
FARRAR, FREDERIC WILLIAM
Poet and Painter 479
FELLOWS, JOHN R.
North and South 482
FIELD, DAVID DUDLEY
The Telegraph 490
Early Connecticut 493
FINCH, FRANCIS M.
The Office of the Law 496
FOORD, JOHN
The Land o' Cakes 500
FORD, SIMEON
Me and Sir Henry 505
A Run on the Banker 507
FROUDE, JAMES ANTHONY
Men of Letters 510
FULLER, MELVILLE WESTON
The Supreme Court 513
GARLAND, HAMLIN
Realism versus Romanticism 518
GILBERT, JOHN
Playing Old Men Parts 522
GILBERT, WILLIAM SCHWENK
Pinafore 524
GILMAN, DANIEL COIT
The Era of Universities 528
GLADSTONE, WILLIAM EWART
The Age of Research 530
GRADY, HENRY W.
The Race Problem 534
GRAND, SARAH
Mere Man 551
GRANT, ULYSSES SIMPSON
A Remarkable Climate 557
Characteristics of Newspaper Men 559
The Adopted Citizen 561
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