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Description based upon print version of record Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; PART I: DISTANT ECHOES; Moses: Instructing His People to March Without Him (circa 1260 BCE); Pericles: Reply to Sparta (432 BCE); Pericles: At the Funeral of Fallen Sodiers (431 BCE); Pericles: Lifting the Morale of Athens (430 BCE); Isocrates: On Resisting Persia (380 BCE); Hannibal: To His Soldiers (218 BCE); Catiline: To His Troops (62 BCE); Eleazer ben Yair: Death, Not Slavery (May 73); Empress Theodora: Fight, Not Flight (January 18, 532); St. Bernard: On the Second Crusade (1146); William Shakespeare: Battle of Agincourt (1599) Queen Elizabeth I: Supporting Her Troops against the Spanish Armada (July 1588)Frederick the Great: Before Invading Silesia (December 11, 1740); Frederick the Great: Before the Battle of Leuthen (December 3, 1757); Part 2: LIBERTY OR DEATH; John Hancock: On the Boston Massacre (March 5. 1774); Patrick Henry: Liberty or Death (March 23, 1775); George Washington: Calming His Rebellious Troops (March 15, 1783); Napoleon Bonaparte: Speeches of 1796-1815; Before the Italian Campaign (March 1796); Proclamation to the Army (May 1796); On Entering Milan, May 1796 At the Conclusion of the First Italian Campaign (March 1797)On the Signing of the Treaty of Camp Formio (October 17, 1797); On Embarking for Egypt (June 1798); Before the Battle of Marengo (June 14, 1800); On Presenting the Colors (December 3, 1804); Before the Battle of Austerlitz (December 1, 1805); After the Battle of Austerlitz (December 3, 1805); Before the Battle of Borodino (September 7, 1812); Address to the Guard (April 2, 1814); Farewell Address to the Old Guard (April 20, 1814); On Returning from Exile (March 5, 1815) Anniversary Proclamation on the Battles of Marengo and Friedland (June 14, 1815)Giuseppe Garibaldi: Farewel Address: Fight On! (September 1860); Frederick Douglass: Man of Color, To Arms! (March 21, 1863); Abraham Lincoln: Gettysburg Address (November 19, 1863); Abraham Lincoln: To the 166th Ohio Regiment (August 22, 1864); Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural Address (March 4, 1865); Part 3: SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY; Woodrow Wilson: To the U.S. Naval Academy (June 5, 1914); Woodrow Wilson: War Message to Congress (April 2, 1917); Georges Clemenceau: Defend to the Death (June 4, 1918) Marshal Ferdinand Foch: Tribute to Napoleon (May 5, 1921)Winston Churchill: Victory at All Costs (May 13, 1940); Winston Churchill: We Shall Never Surrender (June 4, 1940); Henry Stimson: Asking for Sacrifice (May 6, 1941); Harold Ickes: Impoloring Americans to Fight (May 18, 1941); Vyacheslav Molotov: Responding to Germany's Invasion (June 22, 1941); Josef Stalin: Defend Every Inch (July 3, 1941); Winston Churchill: We Can Take It Again (July 14, 1941); Franklin D. Roosevelt: 9/11 Address (September 11, 1941); Winston Churchill: On Refusing to ""Give In"" (October 29, 1941) Franklin D. Roosevelt: Declaring War on Japan (December 8, 1941) |
