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• PART IGREAT SPEECHES OF EARLIER TIMESI. Greece and RomePERICLESFuneral OrationSOCRATESOn His Condemnation to DeathISOCRATESOn the Union of Greece to Resist PersiaDEMOSTHENESOn the CrownThe Second Oration Against Philip"CATO, THE ELDER"In Support fo the Oppian LawHANNIBALTo His SoldiersCICEROFirst Oration Against CatilineThe Fourth PhilippicCATILINETo the ConspiratorsTo His TroopsJULIUS CAESAROn the Treatment of the Conspirators"CATO, THE YOUNGER"The Catilinarian ConspiratorsMARK ANTONYOration on the Dead Body of Julius CaesarII. The European ContinentST. BERNARDA Second CrusadeST. FRANCISSermon to the BirdsMARTIN LUTHERBefore the Diet of WormsJOHN CALVINOn Suffering PersecutionFREDERICK THE GREATBefore Invading SilesiaBefore the Battle of LeuthenDESMOULINSAdvocating the Execution of Louis XVIMIRABEAUAgainst the Charge of TreasonDANTON"To Dare Again, Ever to Dare!""Let France Be Free!"MARATDefense Against the ChargesROBESPIERREThe Festival of the Supreme BeingNAPOLEON BONAPARTEAt the Beginning of the Italian CampaignOn Entering MilanOn Beginning the Russian CampaignFarewell to the Old GuardCARNOTAgainst ImperialismVICTOR HUGOVoltaireGIUSEPPE MAZZINITo the Young Men of ItalyGIUSEPPE GARIBALDITo His SoldiersCAVOURRome and ItalyLOUIS KOSSUTHAmerica's WelcomeLEON GAMBETTATo the Delegate from AlsaceEMILE ZOLAAppeal for DreyfusLEO XIIIChristian DemocracyOTTO VON BISMARCKWar and Armaments in EuropeBETHMANN-HOLLWEGGermany and the WarKAISER WILHELM IIAddress to the German PeopleJEAN JAURÈSLast SpeechRENÉ VIVIANIThe Spirit of FranceCARDINAL MERCIERCoronation Day SermonGEORGES CLEMENCEAUOne Aim: VictoryALEXANDER KERENSKYTo Workingmen and SoldiersLEON TROTZKYTo the Red ArmyNIKOLAI LENINThe Dictatorship of the ProletariatMARSHAL FERDINAND FOCHNapoleonARISTIDE BRIANDNaval DisarmamentIII. Great Britain and IrelandOLIVER CROMWELLOn the Dissolution of ParliamentSIR ROBERT WALPOLEOn a Motion for His RemovalJOHN WESLEYGod's Love to Fallen Man"WILLIAM PITT, EARL OF CHATHAM"On the Right of Taxing AmericaEDMUND BURKEConciliation with AmericaIndictment of Warren HastingsRICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDANAt the Trial of Warren HastingsWILLIAM PITT On His Refusal to Negotiate with BonaparteCHARLES JAMES FOXOn Refusal to Negotiate with BonaparteGEORGE CANNINGThe Fall of NapoleonTHOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAYOn the Reform BillRICHARD COBDENThe Effects of Protection on AgricultureJOHN BRIGHT"The "Trent" Affair"BENJAMIN DISRAELIPeace with HonorWILLIAM EWART GLADSTONEOn Domestic and Foreign AffairsCARDINAL MANNINGAnti-SemitismJOSEPH CHAMBERLAINThe British EmpireEMMELINE PANKHURSTMilitant SuffragistsSIR EDWARD GREYEngland's PositionDAVID LLOYD GEORGEAn Appeal to the NationARTHUR JAMES BALFOURThe Fourth of JulyJAMES RAMSAY MACDONALDPeace LADY ASTORWomen in PoliticsGEORGE BERNARD SHAWOn His Seventieth BirthdayDANIEL O'CONNELLJustice for IrelandROBERT EMMETProtest Against Sentence as TraitorCHARLES STEWART PARNELLThe Home Rule BillARTHUR GRIFFITHThe Irish Free StateIV. The United StatesJONATHAN EDWARDSSinners in the Hands of an Angry GodJOHN HANCOCKThe Boston MassacrePATRICK HENRY"Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death!"SAMUEL ADAMSAmerican IndependenceBENJAMIN FRANKLINOn the Faults of the ConstitutionJAMES MADISONThe States and the Federal GovernmentJOHN MARSHALLJustice and the Federal ConstitutionALEXANDER HAMILTONThe Federal ConstitutionGEORGE WASHINGTONInaugural AddressFarewell AddressTHOMAS JEFFERSONFirst Inaugural AddressGOUVERNEUR MORRISAlexander HamiltonAMERICAN INDIANSRed JacketTecumsehEDWARD EVERETT&VII. Domestic Affairs in the United StatesWILLIAM GREENModern Trade UnionismALFRED E. SMITHReligious Prejudice and PoliticsFIORELLO H. LAGUARDIAAmerican LaborCLARENCE S. DARROWA Plea for MercyJOHN L. LEWISThe Rights of LaborWILLIAM ALLEN WHITESpeaking for the ConsumerTHOMAS E. DEWEYRendezvous with DespairHERBERT HOOVERThe Bill of RightsCHARLES EVANS HUGHESOur GovernmentVIII. World Affairs and the Second World WarANTHONY EDENA Firm PolicyNEVILLE CHAMBERLAINThe Munich AgreementWINSTON CHURCHILL"Blood Sweat and Tears"Dunkirk"Their Finest Hour"The War on RussiaAddress before the United States CongressCLEMENT R. ATTLEEThe Atlantic CharterW. L. MACKENZIE KINGCanada and the WarEDOUARD DALADIERNazis' Aim Is SlaveryPAUL REYNAUDFrance Will Live Again!HENRI PHILIPE PÉTAIN"I Need Your Confidence!"EAMON DE VALERAIreland Among the NationsMAXIM LITVINOVThe League of NationsHAILE SELASSIEThe Position of EthiopiaFREDERICO LAREDO BRUUnited Hemisphere DefenseADOLF HITLERGermany's ClaimsNo More Territorial DemandsGerman ConquestsBENITO MUSSOLINIA Call to ArmsAnniversary of Italy's Entry in the WarVYACHESLAV M. MOLOTOVThe Nazi War on RussiaJOSEPH STALIN"Defend Every Inch of Soviet Soil!"FUMIMARO KONOYEThe Triple AllianceCHIANG KAI-SHEKWar Between Justice and ForcePRUS XIIAppeal for PeaceIX. The United States and the Second World WarFRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELTFirst Inaugual AddressHemisphere Defense for Democracy"The Arsenal of Democracy"Freedom of the SeasFor a Declaration of War Against JapanAmerican's Answer to Japan's ChallengeFirst War Address Before CongressWENDALL L. WILLKIE"Loyal Opposition"American LibertyCORDELL HULLThe Pillars of Enduring PeaceJAMES BRYANT CONANTWhat are We Arming to Defend?CHARLES A. LINDBERGHAn Independent PolicyHENRY L. STIMSONA Grave SituationHAROLD L. ICKESWhat Constitutes an AmericanFRANK KNOXWe Must Fight for Our LibertiesFULTON J. SHEENThe Cross and the Double CrossDOROTHY THOMPSONHitler's Plans for Canada and the United StatesHENRY A. WALLACEAmerica's Second ChanceNORMAN THOMASAmerica and the WarPART IIIGREAT SPEECHES OF THE MODERN PERIODX. United States GovernmentBERNARD MANNES BARUCHControl of Atomic WeaponsHARRY S. TRUMANInaugural AddressPowers of the PresidentDOUGLAS MACARTHUROld Soldiers Never DieADLAI EWING STEVENSONAcceptance of NominationUnited States Far Eastern PolicyDWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWERInaugural AddressPeaceful Use of Atomic EnergyThe Spirit of GenevaEARL WARRENA Home for American JurisprudenceXI. International Affairs and the United NationsWINSTON CHURCHILLAn Iron Curtain Has DescendedJAWAHARLAL NEHRUAsia Finds Herself AgainA Glory Has DepartedOSWALDO ARANHAA New Order Through the United StatesPIERRE MENDÈS-FRANCEThe Search for International CooperationDAG HAMMARSKJOLDValues of Nationalism and InternationalismNICKOLAI ALEKSANDROVICH BULGANINThe Lessening of International TensionFRANK LLOYD WRIGHTOn ArchitectureALBERT EINSTEINPeace in the Atomic AgeWILLIAM FAULKNERAcceptance of the Nobel PrizeDYLAN THOMASA Visit to AmericaELEANOR ROOSEVELTThe United Nations as a BridgeJ. ROBERT OPPENHEIMERProspect in the Arts and SciencesWALTER PHILIP REUTHERA Historical AgreementADLAI EWING STEVENSONTo the Graduating Class at Smith CollegePART IVINFORMAL SPEECHESXII. Informal SpeechesRALPH WALDO EMERSONThe Memory of BurnsCHARLES DICKENSEnglish Friendship for AmericaJULIA WARD HOWEA Tribute to Oliver Wendell HolmesJAMES RUSSELL LOWELLAfter-Dinner OratoryOLIVER WENDELL HOLMESDorothy QHENRY MORTON STANLEYThrough the Dark ContinentHENRY WARD BEECHERMerchants and MinistersCHAUNCEY MITCHELL DEPEWWomanJOSEPH HODGES CHOATEThe Bench and the BarGEORGE GRAHAM VESTA Tribute to the DogHORACE PORTERWoman!THOMAS HENRY HUXLEYScience and ArtCARL SCHURZThe Old World and thePART

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• PART IGREAT SPEECHES OF EARLIER TIMESI. Greece and RomePERICLESFuneral OrationSOCRATESOn His Condemnation to DeathISOCRATESOn the Union of Greece to Resist PersiaDEMOSTHENESOn the CrownThe Second Oration Against Philip"CATO, THE ELDER"In Support fo the Oppian LawHANNIBALTo His SoldiersCICEROFirst Oration Against CatilineThe Fourth PhilippicCATILINETo the ConspiratorsTo His TroopsJULIUS CAESAROn the Treatment of the Conspirators"CATO, THE YOUNGER"The Catilinarian ConspiratorsMARK ANTONYOration on the Dead Body of Julius CaesarII. The European ContinentST. BERNARDA Second CrusadeST. FRANCISSermon to the BirdsMARTIN LUTHERBefore the Diet of WormsJOHN CALVINOn Suffering PersecutionFREDERICK THE GREATBefore Invading SilesiaBefore the Battle of LeuthenDESMOULINSAdvocating the Execution of Louis XVIMIRABEAUAgainst the Charge of TreasonDANTON"To Dare Again, Ever to Dare!""Let France Be Free!"MARATDefense Against the ChargesROBESPIERREThe Festival of the Supreme BeingNAPOLEON BONAPARTEAt the Beginning of the Italian CampaignOn Entering MilanOn Beginning the Russian CampaignFarewell to the Old GuardCARNOTAgainst ImperialismVICTOR HUGOVoltaireGIUSEPPE MAZZINITo the Young Men of ItalyGIUSEPPE GARIBALDITo His SoldiersCAVOURRome and ItalyLOUIS KOSSUTHAmerica's WelcomeLEON GAMBETTATo the Delegate from AlsaceEMILE ZOLAAppeal for DreyfusLEO XIIIChristian DemocracyOTTO VON BISMARCKWar and Armaments in EuropeBETHMANN-HOLLWEGGermany and the WarKAISER WILHELM IIAddress to the German PeopleJEAN JAURÈSLast SpeechRENÉ VIVIANIThe Spirit of FranceCARDINAL MERCIERCoronation Day SermonGEORGES CLEMENCEAUOne Aim: VictoryALEXANDER KERENSKYTo Workingmen and SoldiersLEON TROTZKYTo the Red ArmyNIKOLAI LENINThe Dictatorship of the ProletariatMARSHAL FERDINAND FOCHNapoleonARISTIDE BRIANDNaval DisarmamentIII. Great Britain and IrelandOLIVER CROMWELLOn the Dissolution of ParliamentSIR ROBERT WALPOLEOn a Motion for His RemovalJOHN WESLEYGod's Love to Fallen Man"WILLIAM PITT, EARL OF CHATHAM"On the Right of Taxing AmericaEDMUND BURKEConciliation with AmericaIndictment of Warren HastingsRICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDANAt the Trial of Warren HastingsWILLIAM PITT On His Refusal to Negotiate with BonaparteCHARLES JAMES FOXOn Refusal to Negotiate with BonaparteGEORGE CANNINGThe Fall of NapoleonTHOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAYOn the Reform BillRICHARD COBDENThe Effects of Protection on AgricultureJOHN BRIGHT"The "Trent" Affair"BENJAMIN DISRAELIPeace with HonorWILLIAM EWART GLADSTONEOn Domestic and Foreign AffairsCARDINAL MANNINGAnti-SemitismJOSEPH CHAMBERLAINThe British EmpireEMMELINE PANKHURSTMilitant SuffragistsSIR EDWARD GREYEngland's PositionDAVID LLOYD GEORGEAn Appeal to the NationARTHUR JAMES BALFOURThe Fourth of JulyJAMES RAMSAY MACDONALDPeace LADY ASTORWomen in PoliticsGEORGE BERNARD SHAWOn His Seventieth BirthdayDANIEL O'CONNELLJustice for IrelandROBERT EMMETProtest Against Sentence as TraitorCHARLES STEWART PARNELLThe Home Rule BillARTHUR GRIFFITHThe Irish Free StateIV. The United StatesJONATHAN EDWARDSSinners in the Hands of an Angry GodJOHN HANCOCKThe Boston MassacrePATRICK HENRY"Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death!"SAMUEL ADAMSAmerican IndependenceBENJAMIN FRANKLINOn the Faults of the ConstitutionJAMES MADISONThe States and the Federal GovernmentJOHN MARSHALLJustice and the Federal ConstitutionALEXANDER HAMILTONThe Federal ConstitutionGEORGE WASHINGTONInaugural AddressFarewell AddressTHOMAS JEFFERSONFirst Inaugural AddressGOUVERNEUR MORRISAlexander HamiltonAMERICAN INDIANSRed JacketTecumsehEDWARD EVERETT&VII. Domestic Affairs in the United StatesWILLIAM GREENModern Trade UnionismALFRED E. SMITHReligious Prejudice and PoliticsFIORELLO H. LAGUARDIAAmerican LaborCLARENCE S. DARROWA Plea for MercyJOHN L. LEWISThe Rights of LaborWILLIAM ALLEN WHITESpeaking for the ConsumerTHOMAS E. DEWEYRendezvous with DespairHERBERT HOOVERThe Bill of RightsCHARLES EVANS HUGHESOur GovernmentVIII. World Affairs and the Second World WarANTHONY EDENA Firm PolicyNEVILLE CHAMBERLAINThe Munich AgreementWINSTON CHURCHILL"Blood Sweat and Tears"Dunkirk"Their Finest Hour"The War on RussiaAddress before the United States CongressCLEMENT R. ATTLEEThe Atlantic CharterW. L. MACKENZIE KINGCanada and the WarEDOUARD DALADIERNazis' Aim Is SlaveryPAUL REYNAUDFrance Will Live Again!HENRI PHILIPE PÉTAIN"I Need Your Confidence!"EAMON DE VALERAIreland Among the NationsMAXIM LITVINOVThe League of NationsHAILE SELASSIEThe Position of EthiopiaFREDERICO LAREDO BRUUnited Hemisphere DefenseADOLF HITLERGermany's ClaimsNo More Territorial DemandsGerman ConquestsBENITO MUSSOLINIA Call to ArmsAnniversary of Italy's Entry in the WarVYACHESLAV M. MOLOTOVThe Nazi War on RussiaJOSEPH STALIN"Defend Every Inch of Soviet Soil!"FUMIMARO KONOYEThe Triple AllianceCHIANG KAI-SHEKWar Between Justice and ForcePRUS XIIAppeal for PeaceIX. The United States and the Second World WarFRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELTFirst Inaugual AddressHemisphere Defense for Democracy"The Arsenal of Democracy"Freedom of the SeasFor a Declaration of War Against JapanAmerican's Answer to Japan's ChallengeFirst War Address Before CongressWENDALL L. WILLKIE"Loyal Opposition"American LibertyCORDELL HULLThe Pillars of Enduring PeaceJAMES BRYANT CONANTWhat are We Arming to Defend?CHARLES A. LINDBERGHAn Independent PolicyHENRY L. STIMSONA Grave SituationHAROLD L. ICKESWhat Constitutes an AmericanFRANK KNOXWe Must Fight for Our LibertiesFULTON J. SHEENThe Cross and the Double CrossDOROTHY THOMPSONHitler's Plans for Canada and the United StatesHENRY A. WALLACEAmerica's Second ChanceNORMAN THOMASAmerica and the WarPART IIIGREAT SPEECHES OF THE MODERN PERIODX. United States GovernmentBERNARD MANNES BARUCHControl of Atomic WeaponsHARRY S. TRUMANInaugural AddressPowers of the PresidentDOUGLAS MACARTHUROld Soldiers Never DieADLAI EWING STEVENSONAcceptance of NominationUnited States Far Eastern PolicyDWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWERInaugural AddressPeaceful Use of Atomic EnergyThe Spirit of GenevaEARL WARRENA Home for American JurisprudenceXI. International Affairs and the United NationsWINSTON CHURCHILLAn Iron Curtain Has DescendedJAWAHARLAL NEHRUAsia Finds Herself AgainA Glory Has DepartedOSWALDO ARANHAA New Order Through the United StatesPIERRE MENDÈS-FRANCEThe Search for International CooperationDAG HAMMARSKJOLDValues of Nationalism and InternationalismNICKOLAI ALEKSANDROVICH BULGANINThe Lessening of International TensionFRANK LLOYD WRIGHTOn ArchitectureALBERT EINSTEINPeace in the Atomic AgeWILLIAM FAULKNERAcceptance of the Nobel PrizeDYLAN THOMASA Visit to AmericaELEANOR ROOSEVELTThe United Nations as a BridgeJ. ROBERT OPPENHEIMERProspect in the Arts and SciencesWALTER PHILIP REUTHERA Historical AgreementADLAI EWING STEVENSONTo the Graduating Class at Smith CollegePART IVINFORMAL SPEECHESXII. Informal SpeechesRALPH WALDO EMERSONThe Memory of BurnsCHARLES DICKENSEnglish Friendship for AmericaJULIA WARD HOWEA Tribute to Oliver Wendell HolmesJAMES RUSSELL LOWELLAfter-Dinner OratoryOLIVER WENDELL HOLMESDorothy QHENRY MORTON STANLEYThrough the Dark ContinentHENRY WARD BEECHERMerchants and MinistersCHAUNCEY MITCHELL DEPEWWomanJOSEPH HODGES CHOATEThe Bench and the BarGEORGE GRAHAM VESTA Tribute to the DogHORACE PORTERWoman!THOMAS HENRY HUXLEYScience and ArtCARL SCHURZThe Old World and thePART

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• PART IGREAT SPEECHES OF EARLIER TIMESI. Greece and RomePERICLESFuneral OrationSOCRATESOn His Condemnation to DeathISOCRATESOn the Union of Greece to Resist PersiaDEMOSTHENESOn the CrownThe Second Oration Against Philip"CATO, THE ELDER"In Support fo the Oppian LawHANNIBALTo His SoldiersCICEROFirst Oration Against CatilineThe Fourth PhilippicCATILINETo the ConspiratorsTo His TroopsJULIUS CAESAROn the Treatment of the Conspirators"CATO, THE YOUNGER"The Catilinarian ConspiratorsMARK ANTONYOration on the Dead Body of Julius CaesarII. The European ContinentST. BERNARDA Second CrusadeST. FRANCISSermon to the BirdsMARTIN LUTHERBefore the Diet of WormsJOHN CALVINOn Suffering PersecutionFREDERICK THE GREATBefore Invading SilesiaBefore the Battle of LeuthenDESMOULINSAdvocating the Execution of Louis XVIMIRABEAUAgainst the Charge of TreasonDANTON"To Dare Again, Ever to Dare!""Let France Be Free!"MARATDefense Against the ChargesROBESPIERREThe Festival of the Supreme BeingNAPOLEON BONAPARTEAt the Beginning of the Italian CampaignOn Entering MilanOn Beginning the Russian CampaignFarewell to the Old GuardCARNOTAgainst ImperialismVICTOR HUGOVoltaireGIUSEPPE MAZZINITo the Young Men of ItalyGIUSEPPE GARIBALDITo His SoldiersCAVOURRome and ItalyLOUIS KOSSUTHAmerica's WelcomeLEON GAMBETTATo the Delegate from AlsaceEMILE ZOLAAppeal for DreyfusLEO XIIIChristian DemocracyOTTO VON BISMARCKWar and Armaments in EuropeBETHMANN-HOLLWEGGermany and the WarKAISER WILHELM IIAddress to the German PeopleJEAN JAURÈSLast SpeechRENÉ VIVIANIThe Spirit of FranceCARDINAL MERCIERCoronation Day SermonGEORGES CLEMENCEAUOne Aim: VictoryALEXANDER KERENSKYTo Workingmen and SoldiersLEON TROTZKYTo the Red ArmyNIKOLAI LENINThe Dictatorship of the ProletariatMARSHAL FERDINAND FOCHNapoleonARISTIDE BRIANDNaval DisarmamentIII. Great Britain and IrelandOLIVER CROMWELLOn the Dissolution of ParliamentSIR ROBERT WALPOLEOn a Motion for His RemovalJOHN WESLEYGod's Love to Fallen Man"WILLIAM PITT, EARL OF CHATHAM"On the Right of Taxing AmericaEDMUND BURKEConciliation with AmericaIndictment of Warren HastingsRICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDANAt the Trial of Warren HastingsWILLIAM PITT On His Refusal to Negotiate with BonaparteCHARLES JAMES FOXOn Refusal to Negotiate with BonaparteGEORGE CANNINGThe Fall of NapoleonTHOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAYOn the Reform BillRICHARD COBDENThe Effects of Protection on AgricultureJOHN BRIGHT"The "Trent" Affair"BENJAMIN DISRAELIPeace with HonorWILLIAM EWART GLADSTONEOn Domestic and Foreign AffairsCARDINAL MANNINGAnti-SemitismJOSEPH CHAMBERLAINThe British EmpireEMMELINE PANKHURSTMilitant SuffragistsSIR EDWARD GREYEngland's PositionDAVID LLOYD GEORGEAn Appeal to the NationARTHUR JAMES BALFOURThe Fourth of JulyJAMES RAMSAY MACDONALDPeace LADY ASTORWomen in PoliticsGEORGE BERNARD SHAWOn His Seventieth BirthdayDANIEL O'CONNELLJustice for IrelandROBERT EMMETProtest Against Sentence as TraitorCHARLES STEWART PARNELLThe Home Rule BillARTHUR GRIFFITHThe Irish Free StateIV. The United StatesJONATHAN EDWARDSSinners in the Hands of an Angry GodJOHN HANCOCKThe Boston MassacrePATRICK HENRY"Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death!"SAMUEL ADAMSAmerican IndependenceBENJAMIN FRANKLINOn the Faults of the ConstitutionJAMES MADISONThe States and the Federal GovernmentJOHN MARSHALLJustice and the Federal ConstitutionALEXANDER HAMILTONThe Federal ConstitutionGEORGE WASHINGTONInaugural AddressFarewell AddressTHOMAS JEFFERSONFirst Inaugural AddressGOUVERNEUR MORRISAlexander HamiltonAMERICAN INDIANSRed JacketTecumsehEDWARD EVERETT&VII. Domestic Affairs in the United StatesWILLIAM GREENModern Trade UnionismALFRED E. SMITHReligious Prejudice and PoliticsFIORELLO H. LAGUARDIAAmerican LaborCLARENCE S. DARROWA Plea for MercyJOHN L. LEWISThe Rights of LaborWILLIAM ALLEN WHITESpeaking for the ConsumerTHOMAS E. DEWEYRendezvous with DespairHERBERT HOOVERThe Bill of RightsCHARLES EVANS HUGHESOur GovernmentVIII. World Affairs and the Second World WarANTHONY EDENA Firm PolicyNEVILLE CHAMBERLAINThe Munich AgreementWINSTON CHURCHILL"Blood Sweat and Tears"Dunkirk"Their Finest Hour"The War on RussiaAddress before the United States CongressCLEMENT R. ATTLEEThe Atlantic CharterW. L. MACKENZIE KINGCanada and the WarEDOUARD DALADIERNazis' Aim Is SlaveryPAUL REYNAUDFrance Will Live Again!HENRI PHILIPE PÉTAIN"I Need Your Confidence!"EAMON DE VALERAIreland Among the NationsMAXIM LITVINOVThe League of NationsHAILE SELASSIEThe Position of EthiopiaFREDERICO LAREDO BRUUnited Hemisphere DefenseADOLF HITLERGermany's ClaimsNo More Territorial DemandsGerman ConquestsBENITO MUSSOLINIA Call to ArmsAnniversary of Italy's Entry in the WarVYACHESLAV M. MOLOTOVThe Nazi War on RussiaJOSEPH STALIN"Defend Every Inch of Soviet Soil!"FUMIMARO KONOYEThe Triple AllianceCHIANG KAI-SHEKWar Between Justice and ForcePRUS XIIAppeal for PeaceIX. The United States and the Second World WarFRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELTFirst Inaugual AddressHemisphere Defense for Democracy"The Arsenal of Democracy"Freedom of the SeasFor a Declaration of War Against JapanAmerican's Answer to Japan's ChallengeFirst War Address Before CongressWENDALL L. WILLKIE"Loyal Opposition"American LibertyCORDELL HULLThe Pillars of Enduring PeaceJAMES BRYANT CONANTWhat are We Arming to Defend?CHARLES A. LINDBERGHAn Independent PolicyHENRY L. STIMSONA Grave SituationHAROLD L. ICKESWhat Constitutes an AmericanFRANK KNOXWe Must Fight for Our LibertiesFULTON J. SHEENThe Cross and the Double CrossDOROTHY THOMPSONHitler's Plans for Canada and the United StatesHENRY A. WALLACEAmerica's Second ChanceNORMAN THOMASAmerica and the WarPART IIIGREAT SPEECHES OF THE MODERN PERIODX. United States GovernmentBERNARD MANNES BARUCHControl of Atomic WeaponsHARRY S. TRUMANInaugural AddressPowers of the PresidentDOUGLAS MACARTHUROld Soldiers Never DieADLAI EWING STEVENSONAcceptance of NominationUnited States Far Eastern PolicyDWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWERInaugural AddressPeaceful Use of Atomic EnergyThe Spirit of GenevaEARL WARRENA Home for American JurisprudenceXI. International Affairs and the United NationsWINSTON CHURCHILLAn Iron Curtain Has DescendedJAWAHARLAL NEHRUAsia Finds Herself AgainA Glory Has DepartedOSWALDO ARANHAA New Order Through the United StatesPIERRE MENDÈS-FRANCEThe Search for International CooperationDAG HAMMARSKJOLDValues of Nationalism and InternationalismNICKOLAI ALEKSANDROVICH BULGANINThe Lessening of International TensionFRANK LLOYD WRIGHTOn ArchitectureALBERT EINSTEINPeace in the Atomic AgeWILLIAM FAULKNERAcceptance of the Nobel PrizeDYLAN THOMASA Visit to AmericaELEANOR ROOSEVELTThe United Nations as a BridgeJ. ROBERT OPPENHEIMERProspect in the Arts and SciencesWALTER PHILIP REUTHERA Historical AgreementADLAI EWING STEVENSONTo the Graduating Class at Smith CollegePART IVINFORMAL SPEECHESXII. Informal SpeechesRALPH WALDO EMERSONThe Memory of BurnsCHARLES DICKENSEnglish Friendship for AmericaJULIA WARD HOWEA Tribute to Oliver Wendell HolmesJAMES RUSSELL LOWELLAfter-Dinner OratoryOLIVER WENDELL HOLMESDorothy QHENRY MORTON STANLEYThrough the Dark ContinentHENRY WARD BEECHERMerchants and MinistersCHAUNCEY MITCHELL DEPEWWomanJOSEPH HODGES CHOATEThe Bench and the BarGEORGE GRAHAM VESTA Tribute to the DogHORACE PORTERWoman!THOMAS HENRY HUXLEYScience and ArtCARL SCHURZThe Old World and thePART