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Oração aos moços is a famous speech written by the Brazilian writer Ruy Barbosa in 1920. Barbosa, a famous lawyer, journalist and politician, presents his thoughts on the role of magistrates and lawyers and makes a retrospective on his own life as an example for upcoming generations.
It was published as a book in 1921.
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