Masterpieces
Subtitle: World War
By: Ashley H. Thorndike, editor
Series: Modern eloquence -- v. 11
Publisher: Modern Eloquence Corp.
Published: 1923
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 434
Subjects: Speeches, addresses
Notes: "Modern eloquence founded by Thomas B. Reed."
Table of contents: title: Moses and Amalek ; Address to the German people / Emperor Wilhelm  II of Germany; title: Socialists and the war ; Last speech / Jean Jaures; title: England's position / Sir Edward Grey (now Viscount); title: Ireland and the war / John Redmond; title: Germany begins the war / Theobald Von Bethmann-Hollweg; title: Belgium today / Albert, King of Belgium; title: Declaration of war by France / Raymond Poincare; title: Declaration of war by France / Rene Raphael Viviani; title: England supports Belgium / Herbert Henry Asquith; title: Russia enters the war /  Nicholas II, Czar of Russia; title: Declaration of the Labor Party / Alexander Kerensky; title: "Ready, aye, ready" / Sir Wilfrid Laurier; title: An appeal to the nation / David Lloyd George; title: The spirit of France / Rene Raphael Viviani; title: More men / Kitchener of Khartoum; title: The voice of the Empire / Sir Robert  Laird Borden; title: National duty and international ideals / Theodore Roosevelt; title: America and the Allies / James Montgomery Beck; title: Coronation Day sermon / Cardinal Mercier; title: The German peace proposal / Aristide Briand; title: Greece enters the war / Eleutherios Veniselos; title: To the officers on the Piave / Gabriele D'Annunzio; title: Victory or defeat / David Lloyd George; title: One aim: victory / Georges Clemenceau; title: To workingmen and soldiers / Alexander Kerensky; title: Appeal to his soldiers / General Korniloff; title: To the Red Army / Leon Trotsky; title: A dictatorship of the proletariat ; The peasants / Nikolai Lenine; title: Declaration of war by the U.S. / Woodrow Wilson; title: To American comrades in arms / David Lloyd George; title: Addresses om America: At Mt. Vernon ; At the Auditorium, Chicago / Rene Raphael Viviani; title: Flag Day address / Woodrow Wilson; title: Lafayette, apostle of liberty / Brand Whitlock; title: The Fourth of July in London / Walter Hines Page; title: To the United States Senate / Viscount Ishii; title: The war and discussion / Elihu Root; title: The march toward liberty / Newton Diehl Baker; title: The message of the West / Franklin K. Lane; title: The Fourteen Points / Woodrow Wilson; title: Labor's attitude / Samuel Gompers; title: Force to the utmost / Woodrow Wilson; title: Food control: a war measure / Herbert Hoover; title: The American Red Cross / Henry P. Davison; title: American invasion of England / Rudyard Kipling; title: Begin now! / Enoch Herbert Crowder; title: The Peace Conference : Opening session, January 18, 1919: Inaugural / President Poincare; title: Nomination of Georges Clemenceau as  President of the Conference / President Wilson; title: Mr. Lloyd George; title: Baron Sonnino; title: Opening Address / M. Clemenceau; title: Session January 25, 1919: President Wilson; title: Mr. Lloyd George; title: Premier Orlando - - M. Leon Bourgeois; title: Session February 15, 1919: President Wilson; title: M. Leon Bourgeois; title: Lord Robert Cecil; title: Premier Orlando of Italy; title: Baron Makino of Japan; title: Mr. Barnes; title: M. Veniselos of Greece; title: Mr. Wellington Koo of China; title: The League of Nations / William Howard Taft; title: The League of Nations / William Edgar Borah; title: The Washington Conference on the Limitation of Armaments: President Harding; title: Secretary Hughes; title: Mr. Balfour; title: Baron Kato; title: M. Briand; title: Verdun / Bishop Ginisty; title: To the Americans who fell in France / A French officer; title: Comrades of the mist / Admiral Beatty; title: Commemoration address / Arthur Twining Hadley; title: To the U.S. Senate / General Pershing; title: To the French Academy / Marshal Foch; title: Semi-Centennial of the French Republic / President Millerand; title: The glorious dead / Arthur Meighen; title: To the Unknown British Warrior / General Pershing.