Chapter III: Part TWO: Technical Training

ESTABLISHING THE TONE
O Scotia!.......................... _Robert Burns_
O Rome! My Country!................ _Lord Byron_
Ring Out, Wild Bells!.............. _Alfred Lord Tennyson_
Roll On, Thou Deep!................ _Lord Byron_
Thou Too, Sail On!................. _Henry W. Longfellow_
O Tiber, Father Tiber!............. _Lord Macaulay_
Marullus to the Roman Citizens..... _William Shakespeare_
The Recessional.................... _Rudyard Kipling_
The Cradle of Liberty.............. _Daniel Webster_
The Impeachment of Warren Hastings. _Edmund Burke_
Bunker Hill........................ _Daniel Webster_
The Gettysburg Address............. _Abraham Lincoln_

VOCAL FLEXIBILITY
Cęsar, the Fighter................. _Henry W. Longfellow_
Official Duty...................... _Theodore Roosevelt_
Look Well to your Speech........... _George Herbert Palmer_
Hamlet to the Players.............. _William Shakespeare_
Bellario's Letter.................. _William Shakespeare_
Casca, Speaking of Cęsar........... _William Shakespeare_
Squandering of the Voice........... _Henry Ward Beecher_
The Training of the Gentleman...... _William J. Tucker_

MAKING THE POINT
Brutus to the Roman Citizens....... _William Shakespeare_
The Precepts of Polonius........... _William Shakespeare_
The High Standard.................. _Lord Rosebery_
On Taxing the Colonies............. _Edmund Burke_
Justifying the President........... _John C. Spooner_
Britain and America................ _John Bright_

VALUES AND TRANSITIONS
King Robert of Sicily.............. _Henry W. Longfellow_
Laying the Atlantic Cable.......... _James T. Fields_
O'Connell, the Orator.............. _Wendell Phillips_
Justification for Impeachment...... _Edmund Burke_
Wendell Phillips, the Orator....... _George William Curtis_
On the Disposal of Public Lands.... _Robert Y. Hayne_
The Declaration of Independence.... _Abraham Lincoln_

EXPRESSING THE FEELING
Northern Greeting to Southern Veterans.
................................... _Henry Cabot Lodge_
Matches and Overmatches............ _Daniel Webster_
The Coalition...................... _Daniel Webster_
In His Own Defense................. _Robert Emmet_
On Resistance to Great Britain..... _Patrick Henry_
Invective against Louis Bonaparte.. _Victor Hugo_

SHOWING THE PICTURE
Mount, the Doge of Venice!......... _Mary Russell Mitford_
The Revenge........................ _Alfred Lord Tennyson_
A Vision of War.................... _Robert G. Ingersoll_
Sunset Near Jerusalem.............. _Corwin Knapp Linson_
A Return in Triumph................ _T. De Witt Talmage_
A Return in Defeat................. _Henry W. Grady_

EXPRESSION BY ACTION
In Our Forefathers' Day............ _T. De Witt Talmage_
Cassius against Cęsar.............. _William Shakespeare_
The Spirit of the South............ _Henry W. Grady_
Something Rankling Here............ _Daniel Webster_
Faith in the People................ _John Bright_
The French against Hayti........... _Wendell Phillips_
The Necessity of Force............. _John M. Thurston_
Against War with Mexico............ _Thomas Corwin_
The Murder of Lovejoy.............. _Wendell Phillips_

DEPICTING CHARACTER
A Tale of the Plains............... _Theodore Roosevelt_
Gunga Din.......................... _Rudyard Kipling_
Address of Sergeant Buzfuz......... _Charles Dickens_
A Natural Philosopher.............. _Maccabe_
Response to a Toast................ _Litchfield Moseley_
Partridge at the Play.............. _Henry Fielding_
A Man's a Man for a That........... _Robert Burns_
Artemus Ward's Lecture............. _Charles Farrar Brown_
Jim Bludso, of the Prairie Belle... _John Hay_
The Trial of Abner Barrow.......... _Richard Harding Davis_