The challenge for the rest of us is to make those voices accessible again, wherever they now are.
Eady's plain-spoken, pragmatic voice is accessible yet distinct, and the experiences he describes (being a victim of discrimination, watching a tough-minded father die, surviving prostate cancer) manage to seem both intimate and universal.
Yet the records of her trial, which allow her to speak in her own voice, were accessible, as were those of the second trial, which rehabilitated her character and quashed the accusations that led to her execution.
We still need to declare our independence.' The New Yorker's garlanded film critic, Anthony Lane, is another Englishman who found his voice and accessible, fluent, natural style writing reviews for the Independent.
Amazon and Microsoft announced yesterday that they would be partnering to make their voice assistants accessible, in just this way, on each others devices.
This company is working to make voice technology accessible, with the development of Automatic Speech Recognition technology (ASR) that allows people with severe speech impairments to communicate and be understood by voice.
"Clippet brings news with a fresh approach; it's designed to get our generation connected and interested in news again –- clippets are delivered in an engaging, friendly voice and accessible format," says MacLeod. "I've always led an active lifestyle and I can't live without my iPod.
In his enfant terrible stage in the 1930s he was both praised and dismissed as a progressive and accessible voice, in contrast to the politically nostalgic and poetically obscure voice of T. S. Eliot.
They have strived to find a shared, accessible voice in a similar style to that of Wild Swans.
In his foreword, W. H. Auden praised her dexterous, unostentatious rhyming and found in her familial sensibility a likeness to Austen and Woolf, yet also a singular, accessible voice.
