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    As the daughter of Dave the Potter, I find John C. Calhoun's speech advocating for slavery as a "positive good" deeply troubling. Calhoun's persistent repetition of the same argument seemed to be an attempt to find comfort in the similarity of his oratory, rather than truly engaging with the issue at hand. His unwavering determination to present slavery as beneficial, as evidenced in speeches like "Slavery as a Positive Good" and "Remarks Made on His Recent Resolutions to the U.S. Senate,"…

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    be seen as ambiguous as he fails intake all possible solutions towards the manipulation of the German people. The conditions of Germany and capitalism could have possessed the complete driving force for the sightless obedience to Hitler and his oratory talents. After World War I, Germany entered a strenuous depression, and with that comes loss of hope. The expansion of Nazi Germany and its complete control of German government delegated all things that were produced and traded. Therefore the…

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    To assassinate means, “To kill suddenly or secretively, especially a politically prominent person; murder premeditatedly and treacherously”(dictionary reference 1).. Julius Caesar was born on July 12, 100 BC, and was assassinated by many Roman senators near the theatre of Pompey on the Ides of March, on March 15, 44 BC. Atchity explains his assassination by stating that “In the Senate chamber, Antonius is drawn to one side. Then the conspirators crowd about Caesar as if to second a petition for…

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    It is clear after reading both Franklin’s view of the “savages” and the Native American oratory that Franklin had a great respect for “savages”. Franklin makes it clear that he does not approve of the term “savages” because he views Native American’s as a population of people that just do things differently and have different rules than the British. The way that Franklin describes the Native American people are as people who do not wish to cause conflict, hard workers with each person having…

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    However, Beowulf was written as an epic, so the platform that is used to boast of his credentials as a hero is very similar to oratory lore. “Who valuable gift-gems of the Geatmen carried As peace-offering thither, that he thirty men’s grapple, Has in his hand, the hero-in-battle.God hath sent him to our rescue. The holy Creator usward sent him”(stanza 15 lines 8-11)”. A significant…

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    Othello’s soliloquy in Act 3 scene 3 (257-70), can be described as the dramatic climacteric of the play. The oratory reveals his most private thoughts, trepidations, and frailty of the mind. This speech marks the juncture where Othello fights an intense internal turmoil before succumbing to Iago's lies. The soliloquy creates a plot by expounding Othello’s complex state of mind and enunciating his designs.The speech veers his image from an idealist to a misogynist and assists in building his…

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    the discussion and study of political matters” (Fest 17). Hitler immediately saw how much their views aligned with his own and he was appointed party propaganda officer and he used that position to draw in new members. “Discovering his powers of oratory, Hitler soon became the party’s leader, changed its name to the National Socialist German Labor Party” (Immell…

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    Eugene Genovese creates a narrative in his book, From Rebellion to Revolution, that extends the conversation from his previous work, Roll, Jordan, Roll. However, in the present book Genovese moves further than discussion of the wide-ranging subject of slavery to the cultural, social, economic and political context of slave revolts specifically. His finds that slave revolts increased in frequency and organization as political thought evolved throughout European dominated countries. Most…

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    Alexander Graham Bell

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    Alexander Graham bell was born on March 3, 1847. Alexander’s parents were Alexander Melville bell and Eliza grace Symonds bell. He had two brothers Melville James bell and Edward charles bell. He also lived with his grandfather Alexander bell. the middle name “Graham” was added into the family when Alexander was ten. Alexander had education with his mom well know as homeschool. Later on he received formal education at a private school.Then he went for two years at Edinburgh Royal High School.…

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    The Little Rock Nine were mine students who were ‘allowed’ to attend a ‘white school’ in Little Rock, Arkansas, due to the verdict of Brown vs. Topeka. However the students were blocked from entering the school by the Arkansas National Guard, under orders by Governor Faubus. However President Eisenhower intervened in a civil rights event for the first time in his presidency, contradicting his usual uncommitted approach, and sent the US Army to escort and protect the nine students. This instance…

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