An oration, pronounced at Hanover, New-Hampshire, the 4th day of July, 1800 : being the twenty-fourth anniversary of American independence
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L2019F4 1800 M
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Title
An oration, pronounced at Hanover, New-Hampshire, the 4th day of July, 1800 : being the twenty-fourth anniversary of American independence
Published
Printed at Hanover, [NH] : By Moses Davis, 1800.
Description
15 p. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
L2019F4 1800 M
System Control No.
(OCoLC)37787517
Note
"(Published by request of the subscribers.)"
Webster's first published speech, when he was a member of the junior class at Dartmouth University. "From the lisping inhabitant of the cradle to the aged warrior whose gray hairs are fast sinking in the west horizon of life, every voice is, this day, tuned to the accents of LIBERTY! WASHINGTON! MY COUNTRY! ... We live under the only government that ever existed which was framed by the unrestrained and deliberate consultations of the people. Miracles do not cluster. That which has happened but once in six thousand years cannot be expected to happen often ..."
Library copy: half of final leaf torn away, not affecting text.
Webster's first published speech, when he was a member of the junior class at Dartmouth University. "From the lisping inhabitant of the cradle to the aged warrior whose gray hairs are fast sinking in the west horizon of life, every voice is, this day, tuned to the accents of LIBERTY! WASHINGTON! MY COUNTRY! ... We live under the only government that ever existed which was framed by the unrestrained and deliberate consultations of the people. Miracles do not cluster. That which has happened but once in six thousand years cannot be expected to happen often ..."
Library copy: half of final leaf torn away, not affecting text.
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Sabin 102254
Evans 39035
ESTC W21540
Evans 39035
ESTC W21540
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