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Third Philippic

oration by Demosthenes
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  • Demosthenes
    Demosthenes
    / Leader of the democratic faction

    …afterward, Demosthenes delivered his “Third Philippic,” perhaps the most successful single speech in his long campaign against Philip. As a result, Demosthenes became controller of the navy and could thus carry out the naval reforms he had proposed in 354. In addition, a grand alliance was formed against Philip,…

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    …afterward, Demosthenes delivered his “Third Philippic,” perhaps the most successful single speech in his long campaign against Philip. As a result, Demosthenes became controller of the navy and could thus carry out the naval reforms he had proposed in 354. In addition, a grand alliance was formed against Philip,…

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