The sword of Lionheart
Subtitle: & other wartime speeches
By: by the Right Honourable Vincent Massey
Publisher: Ryerson Press
Published: 1942
Place of publication: Toronto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 117
Subjects: World War, 1939-1945
Table of contents: title: 1. Youth's crusade : address at an Empire Youth service in Westminster Abbey, May 5th, 1940; title: 2. Steeled for the hour : broadcast to Canada, May 13th, 1940; title: 3. Britain at bay : broadcast to Canada, May 21st, 1940; title: 4. We fight on : broadcast to Canada, June 19th, 1940; title: 5. Dominion Day, 1940 : broadcast to Canada, July 1st, 1940; title: 6. Sarah Street : broadcast to Canada, September 28th, 1940; title: 7. The sword of Lionheart : broadcast to Canada, November 11th, 1940; title: 8. Canada at war : address at a luncheon of the National Defence Public Interest Committee, London, January 22nd, 1941; title: 9. The sisterhood of British nations : speech at the opening of War Weapons Week at Winchester, March 6th, 1941; title: 10. The new Thermopylae : broadcast to Canada, May 8th, 1941; title: 11. "Heroism is not enough" : broadcast to Canada (on the occasion of the first Victory Loan), June 15th, 1941; title: 12. On Plymouth Hoe : speech at Plymouth, July 12th, 1941; title: 13. The bridgehead of freedom : broadcast to Canada, December 29th, 1941; title: 14. "Stoke the furnace" : broadcast to Canada (on the occasion of the second Victory Loan), February 26th, 1942; title: 15. Canada and the war : address before the Royal Empire Society, London, March 10th, 1942; title: 16. The greatest human adventure : broadcast to Canada, May 24th, 1942; title: 17. 1867-1942 : broadcast to Great Britain on Dominion Day, July 1st, 1942; title: 18. "Let's get acquainted" : broadcast in the programme; title: "Let's get acquainted"; title: addressed to the American forces in Great Britain, July 24th, 1942; title: 19. After Dieppe : broadcast to Canada, August 22nd, 1942; title: 20. The third milestone : address at a Canadian service at the Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London, in connection with the third anniversary of the outbreak of war, September 3rd, 1942.