Re nowned orator of Yiddish radio.
But the great polemical writer and orator of earlier years was muted in his public criticism.
"Annals of Politics: The Orator of the Dawn," March 4 , 2002
In 1619 he was appointed to the prestigious post of public orator of Cambridge.
And, for me, the greatest visual orator of them all was a young New Yorker called Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Bryan, a thirty-six-year-old U.S. congressman, called by the Times "the boy orator of the Platte," had taken the "Great Nebraska Silver Train" to Chicago.
"I have been thinking over Bryan's speech," Altgeld said to Darrow, the day after the boy orator of Platte won the nomination.
The dedication speech was actually given by Edward Everett, vice-presidential candidate of the Constitutional Union Party in 1860, and the most famous orator of his day.
"To your praises," declared the orator of Oxford University, "the whole ocean bears witness; truly, sir, you have encompassed Britain with wooden walls".
Barack Obama spoke last night about unity, but his words made clear the rift between him and the other orator of the day: Sarah Palin.
Lincoln, seeing this masterly orator of mixed-race ancestry, would most likely first have been reminded of his exceptional friend, Douglass.
