The guy was a damn good speaker.
I like this authoritarian better though:
I ask this audience to-night whether or not we are going to give everything we have within us - not only material resources, but our moral and spiritual being, our very life and our very soul - in holy dedication to England that she shall not perish, but shall live in greatness. We are going, if the power lies within us (and it lies within us because within us is the spirit of the English), to say that our generation and our children shall not die like rats in Polish holes. They shall not die but they shall live to breathe the good English air, to love the fair English countryside, to see above them the English sky, to feel beneath their feet the English soil.
This heritage of England, by our struggle and our sacrifice, again we shall give to our children. And, with that sacred gift, we tell them that they come from that stock of men who went out from this small island in frail craft across storm-tossed seas to take in their brave hands the greatest Empire that man has ever seen; in which tomorrow our people shall create the highest civilisation that man has ever known. Remember, we say to our children, those who have gone before you. Remember those who through the centuries have died that Britain might live in greatness, in beauty and in splendour. Remember too that, in the spiritual values that our creed brings back to earth, these mighty spirits march beside you and you must be worthy of their company.
So we take by the hand these our children, to whom our struggle shall give back our England; with them we dedicate ourselves again to the memory of those who have gone before, and to that radiant wonder of finer and nobler life that our victory shall bring to our country. To the dead heroes of Britain, in sacred union, we say, "Like you we give ourselves to England: across the ages that divide us, across the glories of Britain that unite us, we gaze into your eyes and we give to you this holy vow: we will be true to-day, to-morrow, and forever. England lives."