Collectanea Oratoria; or the Academic Orator, etc

Longman & Company, 1808 - 491 pages

Dissertation on oratorical pronunciation	1

The commandments	7

13 Gratitude	13

Homers description of the first battle of the Greeks	33

Shakespear	35

Eulogium of Antoinette the late Queen of France Burke	41

The character of a lowly hero illustrated	55

Catos speech on the death of his	65

Lord North in reply to Mr Beaufoy against repealing 48 Mr Beaufoy for the repeal of the test corporation acts	185

Mr Fox in support of his East India billPart 1	202

Mr Fox in defence of his East India billPart 3	212

Mr Burke on India affairs 202	213

Lord North on addressing his Majesty and on the coalition	221

Mr Pulteney on a motion for continuing the army	225

Sir John Barnard on manning the fleet 61 Mr since lord chancellor Erskine against Mr Pitt on 213 217	228

the dissolution of parliament	232

On the death of George the second	71

Picture of the horrors of	83

Senecas address to Nero complaining of the envy of	94

From the funeral oration of Lysias in praise of the Athe	102

Deliberative	112

Wolseys advice to Cromwell how to rise without	118

Norfolks advice to the Duke of Buckingham to restrain	124

Satans speech to his angels at the opening the debate	132

The speech of Belial dissuading war Milton	134

Old Nestors speech endeavouring to reconcile Achilles and Agamemnon Cowper	136

Agamemnons artful speech proposing a return in order to try the disposition of the army	137

ibid	138

Agamemnons reply to Nestor his generous confession and spirited address ibid	139

Hectors reprehension of Paris for avoiding Menelaus ibid	140

Agamemnon to his troops exciting them to battle and exhorting the leaders by praises and reproofs ibid	141

Joves prohibition of all interference of the Gods convened in council between the Greeks and Trojans ibid	143

The embassy from Agamemnon to Achilles ibid	144

Achilles reply	146

The Trojan council admonished by Polydamus and Hector on the appearance of Achilles ibid	150

Agamemnons apology for his behaviour to Achilles ibid	152

Hector animating the Trojans to oppose Achilles ibid	153

Mr Walpole against Mr Pitt late Lord Chatham	155

39 Mr Pitts reply	156

Mr Pulteneys answer 42 Sir Robert Walpoles reply	158

Part 2	176

62 Mr Dundas now lord Melville on the attainted peers	238

Part III Judicial	247

Report of an adjudged case not to be found in any of	254

Speech of the honorable Thomas now lord Erskine	260

Speech dictated by Dr Johnson	266

Mr Pyms speech at the opening of the charge of high	275

Tarquinius Superbus against his fatherinlaw Servius	283

Ciceros oration for MiloPart	289

The oration of Eschines against Demosthenes on	325

Mr Mackintosh in defence of M PeltierPart 2	334

scripture	342

ibid	368

Ritual and Devotional	379

Instance of selfdeception	398

Reflections on God as our creator	407

On the comparative sum of happiness and misery in	415

On the superiority of sacred history and christian philo	421

The prolific nature of vice	430

Rules for expressing accurately the principal passions and	435

Macbeths soliloquy	452

Wicked kings soliloquy expressing his remorse for	459

The scene between Shylock and Tubal	466

Catos soliloquy	477

The scene of Indianas being found to be Mr Sealands	487

Titre	Collectanea Oratoria; or the Academic Orator, etc
Auteur	j. h Rice
Rédacteur	j. h Rice
Éditeur	Longman & Company, 1808
Original provenant de	The British Library
Numérisé	10 sept. 2015
Longueur	491 pages

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