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THE
LIFE AND SPEECHES
HENRY CLAY
COMPLETE Is TWO VOLUMES, or OVER hoo LARGE PACE
WITH THREE ENGRAViNGS.
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~. The Publishers of the New-York Tribune have eff.
f.ced az arrangement with Nh JAMES B SWAY popre
ter Of the only full and illustrated collection OF the
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded BY Bio
graphical Memoir Of the Cseai statesman and Orator Of the
VEST, and embeshed b. three Superb Enera,incs-by
which they will De enabled publish, from Mr.. Swans
stereotype plates edition of that work for the People
two large aud elegant volumes the unPTecedenty low
price Of OxE DOLLAR ion the rchois
This edition viii comprise-
l. 4 MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-cear and
glowing, written expressly for this work, by Henry J.
RAYMOND, Esq.
II. THE SPEECHES OF MIR. CLAY, from 1910
to 1912 inclu,ive carefully collected irom various
for this wofk compared aud corrected and all restored TO
the first person-many OF them having been only reported III
the third personMr Clay said and 50, and le urged
&C. instead Of giving his vigorous and graceful dct'on
without Interpolation diluon No collection Of Mr..
CLAYs Speeches all comparable with this, in complete
ness or correctness, has ever before appeared
Each Speech preaced by brief Introductory paragraph
evplainnc the circumstances which called il FORTH end,
whenever it desirable and otherwise indicated,
AZ the end gives the fate Of the under discussion
ILLUSTRATIONS
A PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY from an
original painting BY Linen engraved by Prud'homme.
II. 4 VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF HEN.
RY CLAY IN The Sashes of Hanover" Vlrgiuia-eu-
-ravcd on steel.
HI. An Engraved FAC-SIMILE OF LETTER
FROM MIR. CLAY.
Such is the characterized the contents of the cdi
ton of TIE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY
CLAY which the subscribers offer the public in
two large volumes of 100 pages, for Ore Dollar 1t
will beautifully printed fair white paper and neatly
put up flexible 1t is afforded cheaper than any
such work ever was before because hope give the
largest circulation attained by any.
To the Friends Of Henry CL.Y-Mghty, glorious host.
the advocates Of the bsnsnant principles and measures
National Policy of which he is the foremost champioto
the lovers Of Country unversay-but especially to the
various Wing organizations aad CLAY CLUBS, do we con-
lenty appeal for aid in our effort extend the circulation
of this work. and render its perusa as nearly as may be- uni
versa We ask them to do this for sakes, but
advance the Great Cause which their energies deyo-
ted and because that Cause way be persua
sively more successfully commended 10 the public Judge
men the popular heart an in thu lessons of iar-seeing Pa
triotsrn the burning Eloquence Of Henry Clay.
Respectfully GREELEY s EcELRATH,
100 Nassau street, New. York.
This edition Of MI CLAWS Life aud Speeches will be
issued on or before the t of June next and will be first
supplied To those who shall have previously subscribed
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scrptions and orders are respectfully solicited
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Nc,r. York 4nriI 1919.