New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
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THE
LIFE AND SPEECHES
L
HENRY CLAY,
COMPLETE ~ TWO VOLUMES, OF OYER 100 LAEGsrAGr
WITH THREE ENGRAvlNGs:
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to The Publishers of the New-Yofk T ,buue have ef
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tor Of the only full and illustrated collection of III,
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded bv Bio
graphical MSmoir of the Grea, Statesman sad oaor Of b
West aud embv!lisied by three Superb Enrraviorsb,
which they enabled publish, from Mr.. SWANS
stereotype plates edition OF that work FOR the People
large and elegant volumes, ;hr unpeeedeatly low
price OF ONE DOLLAR for the 'choie!
This edition comprises
l. A MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-clear and
glowing written expressly for this work, by HsSRY J.
RAYMOND. Esq.
Ii. THE SPEECHES OF MIR. CLAY, i.om lslc
TO 1872 inclusive carefully collected fscm various
Tor this work compared and corrected and all restored
the first person-maay Of them having been only reported
tho third Clay said and 50, and "hs urged
&C. instead of giving his vigorous and graceful dction
without interpolation diuton No collection OF Mr..
CLAWS Speeches all comparable with this, IN complete
correctness, has ever before appeared
Each Speech preaced by brief Introductory paragraph
explaining the circumstances which called it forth and
whenever desirable and otherwise indicated note
the end gives the fate Of the under discussion
ILLUSTRATIONS
|. \ PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY, from
original painting BY Linen, engraved by Prurhomme.
H. A VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF HEN.
RY CLAY in The Slashes Of Hanover" Virginia--en
.rlvaa ON steel.
LII. An Engraved FAC-SIMILE OF A LETTER
FROM Mr.. CLAY
Such is the charactersuch the Of the ed
ton of THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY
CLAY which ths subscribers offer to the public in
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To the Friends of HENRY CLAy-Alighy, glorious host!
TO the advocates of the bengua principles aud deasues
of National Policy of which he is the foremost chamono
the lovers of our Country unversalybut especially TO the
various Wing organizations and CLAY CLUBS do we con-
,euy appeal for aid effort extend the circulation
of this work. aud render its per,sa as nearly rs may be- n
versal We ask them DO this not for our sakes but to
advance the Great Cause which their energies are devo
ted and because that Cause way be persua
syev more successfully commended to the pubic Judge
ment the popular heart than in the lessons oi ars:enS Ia
triotism the burning Eloquence of HENRY CLAY.
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The heavy expense which have incurred in getting up
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