Nation preaches unity and warns of civic decay in Georgia address
The Illinois senator's University of Georgia graduation speech urges Americans to uphold citizenship and government integrity. It lauds Washington and Jefferson, cites Lincoln and Grant, and condemns corruption, calls for recall of judges and direct elections, and argues for reform without destroying the Republic.
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The Morals of Man and the Call to Action
A reflective sermon argues that virtue in the soul outvalues laws and that individual character is the seed of reform. It rebuts communal or coercive systems, warning that reliance on mass action weakens personal initiative and endangers civilization, urging every citizen to act.
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