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Understanding 9/11Book digitized by Google from the library of the University of California and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
iv, 529 pages ; 20 cm
The importance of illustrating New England history by a series of romances like the Waverley novels -- The colonial age of New England -- The age of the Pilgrims, the heroic period of our history -- The power of a state developed by mental culture -- The position and functions of the American bar, as an element of conservatism in the state -- The eloquence of revolutionary periods -- Address delivered in South Danvers, at the dedication of the Peabody Institute, September 29, 1854 -- Remarks before the Circuit Court on the death of Mr. Webster -- A discourse commemorative of Daniel Webster -- Speech before the Young Men's Whig Club of Boston, on the annexation of Texas -- Speech on the judicial tenure -- Speech delivered at the constitutional meeting in Faneuil Hall, November 26, 1850 -- Speech delivered in Faneuil Hall, October 31, 1855 -- Speech "on the political topics now prominent before the country" -- American nationality -- Speech on the birthday of Daniel Webster, January 18, 1859
iv, 529 pages ; 20 cm
The importance of illustrating New England history by a series of romances like the Waverley novels -- The colonial age of New England -- The age of the Pilgrims, the heroic period of our history -- The power of a state developed by mental culture -- The position and functions of the American bar, as an element of conservatism in the state -- The eloquence of revolutionary periods -- Address delivered in South Danvers, at the dedication of the Peabody Institute, September 29, 1854 -- Remarks before the Circuit Court on the death of Mr. Webster -- A discourse commemorative of Daniel Webster -- Speech before the Young Men's Whig Club of Boston, on the annexation of Texas -- Speech on the judicial tenure -- Speech delivered at the constitutional meeting in Faneuil Hall, November 26, 1850 -- Speech delivered in Faneuil Hall, October 31, 1855 -- Speech "on the political topics now prominent before the country" -- American nationality -- Speech on the birthday of Daniel Webster, January 18, 1859
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