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十篇经典英文演讲稿

MartinLuther King, Jr.: Dream\"delivered 28 August 1963, LincolnMemorial, Washington D.C. amhappy youtoday godown greatestdemonstration ournation. Five score years ago, greatAmerican, whosesymbolic shadow we stand today, signed EmancipationProclamation. momentousdecree came greatbeacon light Negroslaves, who had been seared witheringinjustice. joyousdaybreak longnight onehundred years later, Negrostill free.One hundred years later, stillsadly crippled discrimination.One hundred years later, Negrolives lonelyisland vastocean materialprosperity. One hundred years later, stilllanguished Americansociety findshimself hisown land. sowe've come here today shamefulcondition. sensewe have come ournation's capital check.When ourrepublic wrote magnificentwords weresigning promissorynote whichevery American fallheir. allmen, yes, black men whitemen, would unalienablerights life,liberty, obvioustoday Americahas

defaulted promissorynote, insofar hercitizens concerned.Instead sacredobligation, America has given Negropeople badcheck, checkwhich has come back marked \"insufficient funds.\" werefuse bankrupt.We refuse insufficientfunds greatvaults sowe have come giveus upon demand justice.We have also come hallowedspot remindAmerica fierceurgency coolingoff tranquilizingdrug gradualism.Now makereal democracy.Now risefrom desolatevalley sunlitpath racialjustice. Now liftour nation from racialinjustice solidrock brotherhood.Now makejustice God'schildren. swelteringsummer Negro'slegitimate discontent passuntil invigoratingautumn equality.Nineteen sixty-three beginning.Those who hope Negroneeded blowoff steam rudeawakening nationreturns neitherrest nor tranquility Americauntil grantedhis citizenship rights. ournation until brightday

justiceemerges. mustsay mypeople who stand warmthreshold which leads gainingour rightful place we must wrongfuldeeds. Let us satisfyour thirst drinkingfrom hatred.We must ever conduct our struggle highplane discipline.We must allowour creative protest physicalviolence. Again againwe must rise majesticheights meetingphysical force soulforce. marvelousnew militancy which has engulfed Negrocommunity must leadus allwhite people, ourwhite brothers, presencehere today, have come tiedup ourdestiny. havecome inextricablybound ourfreedom. We cannot walk alone. wewalk, we must make weshall always march ahead. We cannot turn back. thosewho civilrights, \"When satisfied?\"We can never unspeakablehorrors policebrutality. We can never ourbodies, heavy travel,cannot gain lodging cities.We cannot Mississippicannot vote NewYork believes he has nothing satisfieduntil justice rolls down like waters righteousnesslike

mightystream. youhave come here out greattrials tribulations.Some youhave come fresh from narrow jail cells. Some youhave come from areas where your quest freedomleft you battered policebrutality. You have been creativesuffering. Continue unearnedsuffering redemptive.Go back Mississippi,go back Alabama,go back SouthCarolina, go back Georgia,go back Louisiana,go back ournorthern cities, knowing situationcan changed.Let us youtoday, my friends. soeven though we face stillhave dreamdeeply rooted Americandream. oneday riseup liveout truemeaning itscreed: We hold allmen createdequal. oneday redhills formerslaves formerslave owners sitdown together oneday even statesweltering

injustice,sweltering myfour little children oneday live nationwhere dreamtoday! oneday, down itsvicious racists, itsgovernor having his lips dripping

nullification;one day right down Alabamalittle black boys blackgirls joinhands littlewhite boys whitegirls dreamtoday! oneday every valley shall everyhill

mountainshall madelow, roughplaces madeplain, crookedplaces madestraight, Lordshall allflesh shall see ourhope. goback faithwe hewout faithwe janglingdiscords ournation beautifulsymphony faithwe worktogether,

praytogether, struggletogether, jailtogether, standup freedomtogether, knowing freeone day. daywhen all God'schildren newmeaning, \"My country 'tis thee,sweet land sing.Land where my fathers died, land Pilgrim'spride, from every

mountainside, let freedom ring!\" greatnation, mustbecome true. solet freedom ring prodigioushilltops NewHampshire. Let freedom ring mightymountains NewYork. Let freedom ring heighteningAlleghenies Pennsylvania.Let freedom ring snow-cappedRockies Colorado.Let freedom ring curvaceousslopes Letfreedom ring fromStone Mountain Georgia.Let freedom ring fromLookout Mountain Tennessee.Let freedom ring fromevery hill Mississippi,from every mountainside, let freedom ring! happens,when we allow freedom ring,when we let ringfrom every village everyhamlet, from every state everycity, we speedup daywhen all

God'schildren, black men whitemen, Jews Gentiles,Protestants joinhands oldNegro spiritual, \"Free last,free last.Thank God Almighty, we last.\"John Kennedy:Inaugural Address delivered January 20, 1961 Vice President Johnson, Mr. Speaker, Mr. Chief Justice, President Eisenhower, Vice President Nixon, President Truman, Reverend Clergy, fellow citizens: We observe today freedom,symbolizing

beginning,signifying renewal havesworn before you AlmightyGod samesolemn oath our forebears prescribed nearly three-quartersago. verydifferent now. manholds hismortal hands abolishall forms humanpoverty allforms humanlife. samerevolutionary beliefs whichour forebears fought issuearound mancome God.We dare forgettoday firstrevolution. Let wordgo forth from foealike, torchhas been passed newgeneration century,tempered war,disciplined bitterpeace, proud

ourancient heritage slowundoing thosehuman rights nationhas always been committed, whichwe committedtoday world.Let every nation know, whether wishesus well weshall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe muchwe pledge thoseold allies whose cultural spiritualorigins we share, we pledge faithfulfriends. United littlewe cannot do cooperativeventures. Divided littlewe can do, wedare powerfulchallenge splitasunder. thosenew states whom we welcome free,we pledge our word oneform colonialcontrol shall havepassed away merely farmore iron tyranny. We shall alwaysexpect findthem supporting our view. weshall always hope findthem strongly supporting ownfreedom past,those who foolishly sought power tigerended up inside. thosepeople globestruggling massmisery, we pledge our best efforts helpthem help themselves, whateverperiod communistsmay becausewe seek freesociety cannot help manywho cannotsave fewwho oursister republics south ourborder, we offer specialpledge: convertour good words gooddeeds, newalliance assistfree men freegovernments castingoff

peacefulrevolution hopecannot become hostilepowers. Let all our neighbors know weshall join opposeaggression subversionanywhere letevery other power know hemisphereintends itsown house. worldassembly sovereignstates, UnitedNations, our last best hope agewhere warhave far outpaced peace,we renew our pledge frombecoming merely strengthenits shield whichits writ may run. Finally,

thosenations who would make themselves our adversary, we offer bothsides begin anew darkpowers destructionunleashed scienceengulf all humanity accidentalself-destruction. We dare temptthem onlywhen our arms sufficientbeyond doubt can we certainbeyond doubt neithercan two great powerfulgroups nationstake comfort from our present course bothsides

overburdened modernweapons, both rightly alarmed steadyspread deadlyatom, yet both racing uncertainbalance mankind'sfinal war. So let us begin anew bothsides alwayssubject proof.Let us never negotiate out letus never fear negotiate.Let both sides explore what problems unite us instead belaboringthose problems which divide us. Let both sides, firsttime, formulate serious preciseproposals absolutepower destroyother nations under absolutecontrol allnations. Let both sides seek scienceinstead itsterrors. Together let us explore stars,conquer deserts,eradicate disease, tap oceandepths, commerce.Let both sides unite allcorners heavyburdens oppressedgo free.\" cooperationmay push back suspicion,let both sides join newendeavor newbalance newworld weaksecure, peacepreserved. All firstone hundred days. Nor firstone

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