18 January 2010

In recognition of the day and the man

One of the most powerful speeches ever made in our language.

3 Comments:

Blogger Leslie Parsley said...

Why thank you. I certainly didn't expect that. It is definitely a speech I can listen to over and over.

18 January, 2010 08:01  
Blogger mendip said...

Bravo! Have always felt that may have been the best-ever speech by an American. Really incredible, both in contents and delivery.

18 January, 2010 13:50  
Blogger Infidel753 said...

It's amazing how emotional it remains, even today.

18 January, 2010 14:29  

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