George Canning was one of the great political orators of his time, and this collection of his speeches is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of British politics. From his passionate speeches on free trade to his eloquent defense of the rights of small nations, Canning's words still resonate today and offer valuable insights into the challenges facing democratic societies. This edition also includes a detailed memoir of Canning's life by Roger Therry.

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