And who that has read the first Philippic can forget the paragraph in which, like the prenunciatory sketch of a motif in a symphony, we discover under the boldest language of exhortation the real impression which the appalling truth has made upon the imagination of Demosthenes? --Frederick Sleigh Roberts Roberts, 1911, Fallacies and Facts: An Answer to "Compulsory Service", p. 200
And who that has read the first Philippic can forget the paragraph in which, like the prenunciatory sketch of a motif in a symphony, we discover under the boldest language of exhortation the real impression which the appalling truth has made upon the imagination of Demosthenes?
--Frederick Sleigh Roberts Roberts, 1911, Fallacies and Facts: An Answer to "Compulsory Service", p. 200