A Washingtonian poem : delivered before the Washingtonian Society of Buckfield at the celebration of Washington's birthday Feb. 22, 1842
1842
923.173 W318mur, 1842, MB
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Title
A Washingtonian poem : delivered before the Washingtonian Society of Buckfield at the celebration of Washington's birthday Feb. 22, 1842
Published
Buckfield, [Maine] G.W. Millett, printer 1842
Description
15 p. ; 14 cm.
Call Number
923.173 W318mur, 1842, MB
System Control No.
(OCoLC)20555330
Note
The poet proclaims Washington's birthday an annual inspiration and recounts the hero's achievements and worthiness. Following the historical course, he changes suddenly to ominous descriptions of alcohol's toll. Temperance he says, can save the young nation.
Washingtonian movement: a temperance movement, very effective in the 1840' s, taking Washington as hero and model.
L1994.1.103
Washingtonian movement: a temperance movement, very effective in the 1840' s, taking Washington as hero and model.
L1994.1.103
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