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9780486498829 | Dover Pubns, January 16, 2013, cover price $3.50
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9780809330577 | Southern Illinois Univ Pr, February 21, 2012, cover price $49.95
A text-only collection of famous African-American speeches that were made throughout the twentieth century includes transcripts of oratory by leading African-American leaders--including Jesse Jackson, Louis Farrahkhan, Shirley Chisholm, Marcus Garvey, and Martin Luther King, Jr.--and offers insight into how key cultural, literary, and political figures worked to promote civil equality. Reprint.
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9780120224395, titled "Advances in Immunology" | Academic Pr, October 1, 1986, cover price $177.00 | also contains Advances in Immunology, Say It Plain: A Century of Great African American Speeches
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9781595581266 | Reprint edition (New Pr, January 1, 2007), cover price $17.95 | About this edition: A text-only collection of famous African-American speeches that were made throughout the twentieth century includes transcripts of oratory by leading African-American leaders--including Jesse Jackson, Louis Farrahkhan, Shirley Chisholm, Marcus Garvey, and Martin Luther King, Jr.
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9781565849242 | Pck edition (New Pr, February 1, 2005), cover price $34.95 | About this edition: Presents actual transcripts and recordings of speeches by the leading African American leaders of the twentieth century, with historical background and a radio documentary prepared for national broadcast for Black History Month 2005.
9780120224395, titled "Advances in Immunology" | Academic Pr, October 1, 1986, cover price $177.00 | also contains Advances in Immunology, Say It Plain: A Century of Great African American Speeches
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9780486447612 | Dover Pubns, April 28, 2006, cover price $4.00
Product Description: Dr. Benjamin E. Mays Speaks is a documentary of thirty-one speeches delivered by the great educator, civil rights advocate, minister, philosopher, and orator. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., referred to Dr. Mays as his "spiritual and intellectual father," indicating the influence the educator had on the development of his social and religious thought...read more
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9780761823438 | Univ Pr of Amer, September 1, 2002, cover price $86.99 | About this edition: Dr.
Product Description: 51 speeches by prominent African-American leaders include Booker T. Washington's "Atlanta Compromise" address, Frederick Douglass' "What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?", plus speeches by W. E. B. Du Bois, Fanny Jackson, Rev. W. J. Gaines, and many others. (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)
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9780486411422 | Dover Pubns, August 25, 2000, cover price $12.95 | About this edition: 51 speeches by prominent African-American leaders include Booker T.
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9780120224791 | Academic Pr, October 11, 2001, cover price $220.00
9780120224784 | Academic Pr, June 15, 2001, cover price $220.00
9780120224760 | Academic Pr, October 30, 2000, cover price $220.00
9780120224746 | Academic Pr, November 22, 1999, cover price $205.00
9780120224739 | Academic Pr, June 24, 1999, cover price $205.00
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9780080544052 | Elsevier Science, June 10, 2002, cover price $170.00
9780080522371 | Elsevier Science Ltd, October 30, 2000, cover price $170.00
9780080522364 | Elsevier Science Ltd, June 16, 2000, cover price $170.00
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9780783814230 | G K Hall, September 1, 1996, cover price $25.00
Excerpts from speeches by thirty-six personalities--including Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, and Clarence Thomas--give a wide range of perspectives on events, issues, and movements in African American history
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9780810394971 | Uxl, August 1, 1996, cover price $165.00 | About this edition: Excerpts from speeches by thirty-six personalities--including Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, and Clarence Thomas--give a wide range of perspectives on events, issues, and movements in African American history
"O woman, woman! upon you I call; for upon your exertions almost entirely depends whether the rising generation shall be any thing more than we have been or not. O woman, woman! your example is powerful, your influence great."ÂMaria W. Stewart, "An Address Delivered Before the Afric-American Female Intelligence Society of Boston" (1832)HereÂin the only collection of speeches by nineteenth-century African-American womenÂis the battle of words these brave women waged to address the social ills of their century. While there have been some scattered references to the unique roles these early "race women" played in effecting social change, until now few scholars have considered the rhetorical strategies they adopted to develop their powerful arguments.In this chronological anthology, Shirley Wilson Logan highlights the public addresses of these women, beginning with Maria W. Stewartâs speech at Franklin Hall in 1832, believed to be the first delivered to an audience of men and women by an American-born woman. In her speech, she focused on the plight of the Northern free black. Sojourner Truth spoke in 1851 at the Akron, Ohio, Womenâs Rights Convention not only for the rights of black women but also for the rights of all oppressed nineteenth-century women. Frances Ellen Watkins Harper struggled with the conflict between universal suffrage and suffrage for black men. Anna Julia Cooper chastised her unique audience of black Episcopalian clergy for their failure to continue the tradition of the elevation of womanhood initiated by Christianity and especially for their failure to support the struggling Southern black woman. Ida B. Wellsâs rhetoric targeted mob violence directed at Southern black men. Her speech was delivered less than a year after her inaugural lecture on this issueÂfollowing a personal encounter with mob violence in Memphis. Fannie Barrier Williams and Victoria Earle Matthews advocated social and educational reforms to improve the plight of Southern black women. These speechesÂall delivered between 1832 and 1895Âare stirring proof that, despite obstacles of race and gender, these women still had the courage to mount the platform in defense of the oppressed.Introductory essays focus on each speakerâs life and rhetoric, considering the ways in which these women selected evidence and adapted language to particular occasions, purposes, and audiences in order to persuade. This analysis of the rhetorical contexts and major rhetorical tactics in the speeches aids understanding of both the speeches and the skill of the speakers. A rhetorical timeline serves as a point of reference.Historically grounded, this book provides a black feminist perspective on significant events of the nineteenth century and reveals how black women of that era influenced and were influenced by the social problems they addressed."A government which can protect and defend its citizens from wrong and outrage and does not is vicious. A government which would do it and cannot is weak; and where human life is insecure through either weakness or viciousness in the administration of law, there must be a lack of justice, and where this is wanting nothing can make up the deficiency."ÂFrances Ellen Watkins Harper, "Duty to Dependent Races," National Council of Women of the United States, Washington, D.C. (1891) (view table of contents)
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9780809318742 | Southern Illinois Univ Pr, April 1, 1995, cover price $30.00 | About this edition: "O woman, woman!
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9780809318759 | Southern Illinois Univ Pr, June 30, 1995, cover price $30.00
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9780824072681 | Garland Pub, February 1, 1992, cover price $32.95
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9780846213161 | Russell & Russell Pub, June 1, 1969, cover price $25.00
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9781435389298 | Indypublish.Com, January 10, 2008, cover price $81.99
9780783814247 | G K Hall, December 1, 1996, cover price $30.00
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9781461186373, titled "Masterpieces of Negro Eloquence: The Best Speeches Delivered by the Negro from the Days of Slavery to the Present Time." | Createspace Independent Pub, May 14, 2011, cover price $13.88
9781435389281 | Indypublish.Com, January 10, 2008, cover price $74.99
9780548649435 | Kessinger Pub Co, October 31, 2007, cover price $40.95
9781461185901 | Createspace Independent Pub, January 1, 1914, cover price $23.99
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