约翰·肯尼迪就职演说稿英文

约翰·肯尼迪就职演说稿英文 约翰?肯尼迪就职演说稿英文 约翰?肯尼迪就职演说稿英文 约翰?肯尼迪就职演说稿英文: vice president jhnsn, mr. speaker, mr. chief justice, president eisenher, vice president nixn, president truman, reverend clergy。 vice president jhnsn, mr. speaker, mr. chief justice, president eisenher, vice president nixn, president truman, reverend clergy, fell citizens, e bserve tday nt a victry f party, but a celebratin f freedm--symblizing an end, as ell as a beginning--signifying reneal, as ell as change. fr i have srn i befre yu and almighty gd the same slemn ath ur frebears l prescribed nearly a century and three quarters ag. the rld is very different n. fr man hlds in his mrtal hands the per t ablish all frms f human pverty and all frms f human life. and yet the same revlutinary beliefs fr hich ur frebears fught are still at issue arund the glbe--the belief that the rights f mane nt frm the genersity f the state, but frm the hand f gd. e dare nt frget tday that e are the heirs f that first revlutin. let the rd g frth frm this time and place, t friend and fe alike, that the trch has been passed t a ne generatin f americans--brn in this century, tempered by ar, disciplined by a hard and bitter peace, prud f ur ancient heritage--and unilling t itness r permit the sl unding f thse human rights t hich this natin has alays beenmitted, and t hich e aremitted tday at hme and arund the rld. let every natin kn, hether it ishes us ell r ill, that e shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, supprt any friend, ppse any fe, in rder t assure the survival and the success f liberty. this much e pledge--and mre. t thse ld allies hse cultural and spiritual rigins e share, e pledge the lyalty f faithful friends. united, there is little e cannt d in a hst f cperative ventures. divided, there is little e can d--fr e dare nt meet a perful challenge at dds and split asunder. t thse ne states hm e ee t the ranks f the free, e pledge ur rd that ne frm f clnial cntrl shall nt have passed aay merely t be replaced by a far mre irn tyranny. e shall nt alays expect t find them supprting ur vie. but e shall alays hpe t find them strngly supprting their n freedm--and t remember that, in the past, thse h flishly sught per by riding the back f the tiger ended up inside. t thse peples in the huts and villages acrss the glbe struggling t break the bnds f mass misery, e pledge ur best effrts t help them help themselves, fr hatever perid is required--nt because themunists may be ding it, nt because e seek their vtes, but because it is right. if a free sciety cannt help the many h are pr, it cannt save the fe h are rich. t ur sister republics suth f ur brder, e ffer a special pledge--t cnvert ur gd rds int gd deeds--in a ne alliance fr prgress--t assist free men and free gvernments in casting ff the chains f pverty. but this peaceful revlutin f hpe cannt be the prey f hstile pers. let all ur neighbrs kn that e shall jin ith them t ppse aggressin r subversin anyhere in the americas. and let every ther per kn that this hemisphere intends t remain the master f its n huse. t that rld assembly f svereign states, the united natins, ur last best hpe in an age here the instruments f ar have far utpaced the instruments f peace, e rene ur pledge f supprt--t prevent it frm bing merely a frum fr invective--t strengthen its shield f the ne and the eak--and t enlarge the area in hich its rit may run. finally, t thse natins h uld make themselves ur adversary, e ffer nt a pledge but a request: that bth sides begin ane the quest fr peace, befre the dark pers f destructin unleashed by science engulf all humanity in planned r accidental self-destructin. e dare nt tempt them ith eakness. fr nly hen ur arms are sufficient beynd dubt can e be certain beynd dubt that they ill never be emplyed. 共2页,当前第1页12