Meanings of popular orators in English

Daniel O'Connell was one of the most popular orators of his day.

These reformers are reckoned among the most popular orators that Rome ever produced.

The speech of one of their popular orators is preserved to us in Thucydides.

I have heard it all a thousand times from ill-balanced agitators and popular orators.

Will the speeches of our popular orators be read then?

All popular orators must necessarily repeat themselves,-preacherschiefly among orators, and Theodore Parker chiefly among preachers.

The law of entail in England (so called) is not what the popular orators suppose.

The speech of one of their popular orators is preserved to us in Thucydides, [Lib.

Other popular orators of equal eminence, John and Samuel Adams and Josiah Quincy, fanned the flames of discontent.

SARGENT S. PRENTISS, one of the most distinguished popular orators of the age, died at Natchez, Mississippi, on the 3d inst.

His first effort in oratory was a failure; but by study he became one of the most effective popular orators of his day.

Colonel Ingersoll followed in advocacy of Mr. Blaine, with a speech which placed him at once in the front rank of popular orators.

The more recent custom of short dramatic speeches from conspicuous and popular orators to serve as electrifying preludes had not yet been invented.

The grand jury threw out the bills against the yeomen, and found true bills against the popular orators who had called the meeting together.

Not from the ranks of fanatics or illiterate popular orators did the Reformation come in any country, but from the greatest scholars and theologians.

"We must look back," said the popular orators, "no more!