(England, 1808-1892) 423

Meredith, Sir W.

(England) 428

Government by the Gallows.- Celebrated
Passages.
Miller, Hugh

(Scotland, 1802-1856) 429 The Procession of Being; The Sown Seeds of Life.- Celebrated Passages. Milton, John

(England, 1608-1674) 481-484
Hail, Horrors, Hail!"; Satan to the
Fallen Angels; Satan Addresses the
Council of War; Moloch's Speech for
War; Belial's Speech Opposing War;
Milton's Apostrophe to Light; Satan's
Address to the Sun.-Celebrated Imagin-
ary Addresses and Soliloquies.

"An Eagle Mewing Her Mighty Youth." 429
Celebrated Passages.

Mirabeau, Gabriel Honoré Riquetti, Comte de (France, 1749-1791) 429 Educating Conscience a Duty; Announcing the Death of Franklin; "And Yet You Deliberate! From the Capitol to the Tarpeian Rock."- Celebrated Passages.

Quincy, Josiah (American, 1744-1775) 438 Force Without Right. - Celebrated Passages.

Quincy, Josiah, Jr. (American, 1772-1864) 438
Peaceably, if Possible; Violently, if Neces-
sary.-Celebrated Passages.

Quintilian, Marcus Fabius (Rome c. 35-95) 71-108
The Secret of the Highest Eloquence; On
Natural Oratory; Oratory Manifestly
an Art; The Attic and Ciceronian
Schools; On the Eloquence of Homer,
Virgil, and Other Poets; Oratory and
Literature; On Correct Style in Public

Speaking; The Five Divisions of Oratorical Art; On the Three Kinds of Oratory; On Declamation; How to Cultivate Good Delivery; The Oratory of the Bar; The Five Divisions of an Oration; The Exordium-How to Begin a Speech; Second Part of a Speech - The Statement of Facts; Digressions in Speaking; Proposition, Partition, and Argument; How to Close a Speech-The Peroration; The Art of Remembering in Oratory. Celebrated Passages:

Brilliancy in Oratory; "Pectus et Vis Mentis"; Oratory and Virtue.

438

Scipio Africanus

Sergeant, John

pest.- Celebrated Imaginary Addresses and Soliloquies.

Sheridan, Richard Brinsley

(England, 1751-1816) 444

Filial Piety; Commercialism Militant; Justice.- Celebrated Passages.

Sherman, John

Rolla's Address to the Peruvians. -Celebrated Addresses and Soliloquies.

484

American Resources.- Celebrated

(American, 1823-1900) 445 Pas

sages.

(England, 1622-1683) 445

Sidney, Algernon

His Prayer when Condemned as a Traitor. - Celebrated Passages. Smith, Gerrit

(American, 1797-1874) 446 The Arrogance of Prosperity; "No Proud Nation is for Liberty." - Celebrated Passages.

(German-American, 1829-) 443

Smith, Goldwin

(Rome, 234-183 B. C.) 443

(Canada, 1823-) 446 Moral Nature and Character.- Celebrated Passages. Smith, Sidney

Carrying War into Africa.- Celebrated
Passages.

(American, 1779-1852) 444 Militarism and Progress.- Celebrated Passages.

Seward, William H. (American, 1801-1872) 444
Consolidate without Centralizing ";
The Irrepressible Conflict"; Higher
Law. Celebrated Passages.

Shakespeare, William (England, 1564-1616) 474
All the World's a Stage"; "A Fool, A
Fool! I Met a Fool"; "Now Is the
Winter of Our Discontent"; The Dream
of Clarence; The Fall of Wolsey; An-
tony Over the Body of Cæsar; Brutus
on the Death of Cæsar; Antony's Fun-
eral Oration Over Cæsar; Hamlet to the
Players; Hamlet's Soliloquy; Lady
Macbeth Meditating Murder; Mac-
beth's Murder Soliloquy; Macbeth in
the Dagger Vision; Othello's Defense
Before the Senate; Lear in the Tem-

(England, 1771-1845) 446 "The Atlantic Ocean Beat Mrs. Partington; Post Quod, Propter Quod; Taxes the Price of Glory; Wounds, Shrieks, and Tears in Government.- Celebrated Passages.