Courage
1922
Courage is a rhetorical address by J.M. Barrie, delivered at St. Andrews University in 1922. The speech emphasizes the significance of courage in confronting life's challenges, particularly for the youth in the aftermath of World War I. Barrie reflects on his own experiences and critiques previous generations, urging young people to engage actively in political and moral issues. He advocates for a partnership between youth and their elders, highlighting courage as essential for personal growth and societal change.


















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