No man is an island
By: Orson Welles
Contributors: Welles, Orson, 1915-1985
Series: A Treasury of the spoken word
Publisher: Decca
Published: 1958
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording] /
Subjects: Liberty; Speeches, addresses
Other titles: The world is their sepulchre.; For whom the bell tolls.; Tyranny is not easily conquered.; Liberty or death.; The New World teaches the Old.; Liberty and Union, now and forever.; In behalf of his despised poor.; The Gettysburg address.; Truth and justice cost too dear.
Notes: "A collection of immortal speeches" read by Orson Welles.

Program notes by Louis Untermeyer on container.
Table of contents: title: The world is their sepulchre / Pericles; title: For whom the bell tolls / John Donne; title: Tyranny is not easily conquered / Thomas Paine; title: Liberty or death / Patrick Henry; title: The New World teaches the Old / Lazare Carnot; title: Liberty and Union, now and forever / Daniel Webster; title: In behalf of his despised poor / John Brown; title: The Gettysburg address / Abraham Lincoln; title: Truth and justice cost too dear / Emile Zola.