I'm working on a book right now, in the final stretches, about John Kennedy's speeches in 1963, so the 50th anniversary of his great speech on peace.
Isocrates thus had to confine himself to pleading for peace, notably in the speech "On Peace" at the end of the Social War.
As I note at U.S. News & World Report, today was the anniversary of John F. Kennedy's great speech on peace, which he delivered at American University in 1963.
In the background, we hear John F. Kennedy's famous speech "A Strategy of Peace".
On September 3rd, 2008 Medea Benjamin and I stood trembling at the side of the stage at the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis, waiting to speak out during Sarah Palin's convention speech on behalf of peace and the environment.
Speeches on peace Before travelling to New York, the four girls were selected from a group of 50,000 students who participated in the Yokohama Children's Speech Contest by speaking on the topic, 'What can I do to contribute to world peace?' Today's meeting was their first mission as Peace Messengers.
In 1918, he drafted a speech outlining the terms of peace.
"Hopefully (we have) a better year this year than the last," Raonic said in his victory speech, delivering a message of peace.
In 1947, he supported the European Recovery Program — the Marshall Plan — and, in 1948, the Vandenberg resolution, which opened a constitutional path to an American role in NATO, a peacetime military alliance that Vandenberg, in his last major Senate speech, called "a fraternity of peace".
At a civilizational level, freedom of speech is a guarantor of peace and progress.
