Political oratory
Subtitle: Lee-Rob
By: editor, Thomas B. Reed
Series: Modern eloquence -- v. 14.; Modern eloquence -- v. 14.
Publisher: J.D. Morris
Published: 1903
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1758
Notes: On spine: Edition de luxe.

Lincoln copy is missing t.p.

Bound in cloth.
Table of contents: title: Address to the people of Great Britain / Richard Henry Lee; title: Christian democracy / Leo XIII; title: Cooper Union speech ; On the Dred Scott decision / Abraham Lincoln; title: In defense of his colleagues / Justin McCarthy; title: The people's charter / Lord Macaulay; title: On Canadian confederation / Sir John A. Macdonald; title: Address at Buffalo / William McKinley; title: The British treaty / James Madison; title: On the right of England to tax America / Earl of Mansfield; title: His defense / Jean Paul Marat; title: The Federal Constitution / John Marshall; title: To the young men of Italy / Joseph Mazzini; title: "Never again" / Lord Milner; title: Against the charge of treason / Comte de Mirabeau; title: On the Nicaragua canal / John Tyler Morgan; title: On home rule John Morley; title: On Catholic rights ; Justice in Ireland / Daniel O'Connell; title: The writs of assistance / James Otis; title: To the French national convention / Thomas Paine; title: On the repeal of the corn laws ; On the disabilities of the Jews / Sir Robert Peele; title: The causes of Athenian greatness / Pericles; title: Exclusion of the Chinese / George Clement Perkins; title: The Dinas Island speech / Charles Phillips; title: John Brown and the spirit of fifty-nine / Wendell Phillips; title: On the Missouri question / William Pikney; title: On the abolition of the slave-trade / William Pitt; title: The defalcations of the government / Sargent Smith Prentiss; title: On the admission of Louisiana / Josiah Quincy; title: Tariff legislation / Samuel Jackson Randall; title: In defense of the Union / Edmund Randolph; title: On the tariff / John Randolph; title: Reply to Samuel Dexter / Red Jacket; title: Crisis in South Africa / Cecil Rhodes; title: Against capital punishment ; The festival of the supreme being ; Universal suffrage / Maximilien Robespierre.