The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-10-14
THE
LIFE AND SPEECHES
OF
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ofthe SPEECHES OF HE S1Sd So I'D
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the Great Statesman and TO-, Memo,
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III. The speeches oru. y,
1910 to. 1912 inclusive, c,,. Clay' fra
fully collected from various ' son Yea ca
this work compared and corr osarce'
all restored 10 the first psrso1S sow,
Of them having been only r ys,,-,la'
the third PeTson-"Mr. Clay ss1s.
and SO, and she urged a. ~. 10
giving his own vigorous a, a,i ;.,e'.
diction, without Interpolation =, 35 'aa'
No collection Of Mr.. Claws S + ...s
all comparable with this, n r ..,.a
ness or correctness, has ever B tJ3,
peared. ''''''
Each Speech is preiacs6 h..
introductory paragraph explain. ,'s 4.
circumstances which called +
and whenever it is desirable s,i I.
otherwise indicated, a note At H. H. :
gives the fate ofthe measure nnis.S
cussion. ''''' y
- ILLUSTRATIONS
l. A Portrait of Henry Cav from,
original painting by Linen, eagrars i
Prud'hcmme.
II. a view of the birlhplas Of Hs,.
~ Clay, in "the SIashes Of H,aoTs,
Virginia-engrayed on s;eeL
Ill. An Engraved Fac-Sim7s 4
letter from Mr., Clay. ''',
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AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CIlT
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To the friends Of HENRY C1l
Mighty, glorious host!-to The all
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measures o! INu'iooal PolicydNsi
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Respectfully, -
GREELY g. McELRATH,
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