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    and for it to be in peace. This remained his political philosophy through the years. After the Peloponnesian War, Isocrates lost all his inherited wealth and had to make a living on his own. He began writing speeches for others; primarily for them to be used in court. Although he wrote speeches, he didn’t have what it took to become a public speaker. In turn, he focused on education. In 392 B.C., he started his own school for which he taught at…

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    Response: After reading everyone's speeches displayed throughout the Symposium, I felt as if their styles were very unique to themselves and they openly displayed their opinions without hesitation. Although they are all discussing the unanimous topic of Eros, they discuss the matter with such different tones that display Eros in multiple personas. I found this striking because every single speaker viewed Eros in their own way, often shifting the mood of the dinner back and forth. Starting off…

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    Animal Farm Essay Leaders use many types of persuasion to gain control. In Animal Farm by George Orwell, Old Major, Snowball, and Squealer control the animals by inserting fear into their minds. Although all speakers give many speeches that include ethos, logos, and pathos, Squealer’s use of pathos is the most effective form of persuasion. Old Major’s rebellion speech uses ethos and pathos as rhetorical appeals; Snowball’s windmill speech focuses on logos; however, Squealer’s appeal to pathos…

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    portrays that one of the most important black American leaders of the nineteenth century; “Frederick Douglass an abolitionist, writer, and orator”, contributed to american culture through his amazing autobiographies and inspirational antislavery speeches. Inspiring many to fight for equality for all black Americans and to abolish slavery. Douglass was born on February 1818, on the Holme Hill farm in Talbot County, Maryland. Frederick barely knew his mother, Harriet who was a slave to Captain…

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    Sweat, hard work, adrenaline. These are all things I felt in a special “moment in time” that I shared with my varsity soccer team. The team consists of many different players but the to name a couple: undefeated in the league and only lost one game so far. Our next game is against our rivals, Port Alleghany. This is where the story begins. I arrive at the field ready to go, with music blasting in my ears and my white kit already on. In the locker room my team is pumped. I quickly get out on…

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    maternal grandmother. At age 6 she was sent to live with her mother at a very poor and dangerous neighborhood. Then at age 12 she was sent to live with her father in Nashville, Tennessee. While she was there she did speeches at a local gathering or at her church. At one of her speeches she made $500, and that was when she knew she wanted to be paid to talk. Oprah, again, was called back to live with her mom. The bad environment had effect on her though, she was sexually abused by men who her…

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    death in front of me. But I remained firm…” After he escape from the South, his thought of speaking to white people frightened him and out of his comfort zone. Considering that his idea of freedom was so strong, he faced his fears and gave speeches after speeches. During the Revolutionary War, George Washington and the rest of the Founding Fathers did not cease away from their goal. They were still determined even after the Americans started to lose hope in them to the countless loss of…

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    outweighed the other small moments like in JFK’s “Inaugural Address” and Henry’s “Speech to the Virginia Convention.” In both of these authors speeches they use various beliefs to make their viewers join their side. While some differences between JFK and Patrick Henry are reasonable, the similarities in their beliefs are noticeable. In both of their famous speeches, Henry and JFK show the quality of freedom to push them to fight for…

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    the Malala Fund to ensure that her message was being heard by as many people as possible. Because of Malala, more efforts are being made to help all women and children receive an education. Her passion can be heard in her speeches. She states, "I started writing my own speeches and changing the way I delivered them, from my heart rather than from a sheet of paper." Interviewing on many new outlets taught Malala that there is more to speaking than just reading off a piece of paper. Speaking with…

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    Joseph Goebbels was born on October 29, 1897 in Rheydt, Germany. He grew up in a Catholic home with his five siblings. Shortly after his birth, pneumonia nearly took his life. He soon recovered but still struggled with his health. In his early years, he was diagnosed with a case of osteomyelitis which nearly caused him to lose his leg which could have also led to paralysis. Taken to the doctor many times over the course of his childhood, they were able to save his leg but his foot was declared…

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