African and European Addresses
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- African and European Addresses
- Theodore Roosevelt
- With an Introduction presenting a Description of the Conditions under which the Addresses were given during Mr. Roosevelt's Journey in 1910 from Khartum through Europe to New York
- Lawrence F. Abbott
- FOREWORD
- Introduction
- Mr. Roosevelt as an Orator
- Peace and Justice in the Sudan
- An Address at the American Mission[2] in Khartum, March 16, 1910
- Law and Order in Egypt
- An Address before the National University in Cairo, March 28, 1910
- Citizenship in a Republic
- An Address Delivered at the Sorbonne, Paris, April 23, 1910
- International Peace
- An Address before the Nobel Prize Committee Delivered at Christiania, Norway, May 5, 1910
- The Colonial Policy of the United States
- An Address Delivered at Christiania, Norway, on the Evening of May 5, 1910
- The World Movement
- An Address Delivered at the University of Berlin, May 12, 1910
- The Conditions of Success
- An Address at the Cambridge Union, May 26, 1910
- British Rule in Africa
- Address Delivered at the Guildhall, London, May 31, 1910[11]
- Biological Analogies in History[15]
- Delivered at Oxford, June 7, 1910
- Appendix CONVOCATION
- JUNE 7, 1910
- FOLLOWED BY THE DELIVERY OF
- THE ROMANES LECTURE
- THE HON'BLE THEODORE ROOSEVELT HON. D.C.L.
- THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
- LORD CURZON OF KEDLESTON
- CHANCELLOR PRESIDING
- Convocation and the Romanes Lecture,
- June 7, 1910 [16]
- Convocation and the Romanes Lecture
- TRANSLATION OF THE LATIN
- FOOTNOTES
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