New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-09
HENRY CLAY,
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THIS edition comprise
l. \ MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY--c}sar and
glowing, written expressly Cor this work BY Hr"Ey j.
EAYMoNo, Esq.
II. TIE SPEECHES OF Mr.. CLAY fem 1910
to 1872 nclusiyc carefully collected from various sources
for his work compared and corrected and ali restored
tie personal---very. Of them having been only reported in
III. ,h.d personAr Clay SAID SO and So and he urged
Sc instead Of giving MS vigorous and graceful dicon
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GAYS Speeches {. all comparable with this, complete
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w.saeye il is desi.abs and otherwise indicated
AZ the sa gives the fate OF tie under discussion
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FROM MR.. CLAY.
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