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Good prose and poor politics in Stevenson speeches
A commentary on the backlash to Gov. Stevenson with praise for his oratorical skill in Springfield and Los Angeles. The piece argues critics misjudge intelligent speech as a vice and urges opponents to focus on policies rather than rhetoric. It notes positive views from George H. Hall and comparisons to Roosevelt and Churchill.
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Gov. Stevenson
Stevenson
Springfield
Ill
Los Angeles
Town Hall
Shrine
George H. Hall
Post-Dispatch
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
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