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    addition, several of the abolitionists gave speeches on what they believed in. Furthermore, those speeches often came from people who experienced slavery personally, and knew how it felt to have no rights whatsoever. At the core of abolitionism lies several important individuals who dedication to abolishing slavery would benefit generations to come. Each famous abolitionist dedicated their beliefs to one specific group, whether through writing or speeches. For literature, Harriet Beecher…

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    the poor. Nearly all adaptations of the book shows Robin Hood leading his merry men on adventures, even though once in awhile, hardships will befall upon the group. In order to bring up the enthusiasm in his fellow outlaws, Robin Hood would give speeches and keep up his merry attitude until his final breath. Whenever Robin Hood had been injured or captured, he always hoped for the best and in the end, he always succeeded his own goals with his men carrying on with their merry ordeals even…

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    Patrick Henry “Give me liberty, or give me death!” Patrick Henry’s words ring out like a bell, covering the crowd of respected politicians and lawyers with stunned silence. Henry’s brave, powerful speeches encouraged the colonies to stand as one to rebel against the British. Considered one of history’s most influential speakers, Patrick Henry played a crucial role, before, during, and after the American Revolution. In some ways, Patrick’s life before the war influenced his views and important…

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    republic. At Caesar’s funeral, both Brutus and Antony, Caesar’s noble friend give speeches that included different strategies to affect the audience’s feelings and thoughts. Antony delivered a more effective speech than Brutus by using many rhetorical devices including irony, pathos, . By making his speech emotional and manipulative, Antony convinces the people of Rome to avenge Caesar's death with him. In their speeches, both Brutus and Antony use irony to appeal to the people’s emotions and…

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    accomplish positive change along with an exclusion of his own personal achievements, contributes to an authentic feel in Hanks' 2005 Vassar College Commencement address that is not present in Washington's 2011 Penn Commencement address. While both speeches contain powerful messages and offer life lessons that, if applied, could result in positive change, Hanks' speech is more effective than Washington's as a result of the…

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    system. Humans are now capable of talking, expressing, and interacting with each other. Hence, the usage of diction is powerful. Frederick D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy explicitly comprehended the force of language when they gave their famous speeches to the masses. Both Roosevelt's "The Four Freedoms" speech and Kennedy's inaugural address are famous seminal American text made during national crises that shows mastery in persuasion, in order for the speaker to influence the public to join…

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    people's characteristics and actions.Throughout Animal Farm, varying agendas to abuse power lead to different effects on the animal community Mr. Jones through punishment, Napoleon through the control on food rations and Squealer through his public speeches effects the animals largely by creating an element of fear in there hearts, while the acts of Kindness through the wisdom of Major and love of Snowball. The actions of each leader or head effects and plays the role of different types of…

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    Their speeches both were successful in rallying up the emotions and behaviors of the citizens of Rome, but overall Antony prevails and experiences a more successful outcome than Brutus. Mark Antony riles the crowd into a storm of rage, but uses the rhetorical…

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    In 1929, Germany was in a depression allowing for Hitler to point out the weaknesses in the German government in his speeches. Hitler increased his number of speeches during this time and aimed them toward particular audiences. He would tell each group of a German society that he had something to offer it. Hitler also promised more job opportunities if he was elected. These speeches changed his party from a small southern party to a nation wide powerhouse party. The party went from 2.6% of the…

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    was a very ambitious person. He kept on going and helped lead African Americans to have complete freedom. He never stopped doing what he believed was the right thing to do. The time that he was in the Birmingham, AL jail, he still kept on fighting. He wrote letters to draw people to keep going for the Civil Rights (Leone, 1996). He used this to lead others into getting to see the result of freedom. He too, never backed down when there were questionable answers to expect (Dr. Martin Luther King…

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