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Title
Collection

John Quincy Adams, Gag Rule Controversy: Question of Reception

John Quincy Adams, Gag Rule Controversy, Petition Purporting to Come From Slaves

Congressional Repercussions

Robert Barclay, Fifteen Propositions
Modes of American Public Discourse

Caleb Bingham, "Oration on Eloquence," from The Columbian Orator

Modes of American Public Discourse

Impeachment Controversy

Congressional Repercussions

John Jay Chapman, Coatesville Address
Rhetorical Criticism

Impeachment Controversy

Federalists and Anti-Federalists

Labor Movement

Modes of American Public Discourse

Frederick Douglass, "We Have Decided to Stay"

Fires of Abolition

W. E. B. DuBois, Niagara Movement Address
Civil Rights before 1950

Federalist #9 [Hamilton]

Federalists and Anti-Federalists

Woman's Rights

Benjamin Franklin, On the Constitution

Federalists and Anti-Federalists

Impeachment

William Lloyd Garrison, Peace Declaration
William Lloyd Garrison, Liberator First Editorial

Fires of Abolition
Gorgias of Leontini, On the Nonexistent
Ancient Rhetorical Theory

Angelina Grimke, Speech in Pennsylvania Hall

Fires of Abolition

Woman's Rights

Federalists and Anti-Federalists

Impeachment Controversy

Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Jean Nicolas Demeunier

Thomas Jefferson, Letter to John Holmes

The Discourses of Slavery

John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Berlin Wall Address
John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Inaugural Address
Rhetorical Criticism

Martin Luther King, I Have a Dream

Civil Rights since 1950

Ursula K. LeGuin, She Unnames Them

Feminism

Abraham Lincoln, A House Divided

Abraham Lincoln, First Inaugural

Abraham Lincoln, Gettysburg Address

Abraham Lincoln, Second Inaugural

Lincoln, Slavery and Providence

Bob Livingston, Resignation, 19 Dec 1998

Impeachment

Lucretia Mott, The Law of Progress

Fires of Abolition

Impeachment Controversy

Richard M. Nixon, "Checkers" Speech
Rhetorical Criticism
Woman's Rights

Wendell Phillips, The Murder of Lovejoy

Fires of Abolition

Civil Rights before 1950

Student Protest

Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1st Inaugural

Rhetorical Criticism

Seneca Falls Convention, Declaration of Sentiments

Woman's Rights

SNCC Position Paper: Women in the Movement

Feminism

August Spies, Defense

Labor Movement

Elizabeth Cady Stanton, The Solitude of Self
Woman's Rights

Nat Turner, Confessions

Fires of Abolition

Sojourner Truth, "A'n't I a Woman"

Woman's Rights

Booker T. Washington, Atlanta Exposition Address
Civil Rights before 1950

Modes of American Public Discourse