New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
HENRY CLAY,
'omELETE ~ TWO VOLUMES, or OVER llOO LARGE FACES
WITH THREE ENGRAVINGS.
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,ecred an Arrangement with Mr.. JAMES b. SwAIS piopr
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SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded by Bio
graphical Memoir of the Great Statesman and Orator Of the
West, and embellished By three Superb Engravigsby
which they are enabled publish, from Mr. SWANS
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This edition comprises
|. a MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-cIear aud
glowing written expressly for this work. by HENRY j.
RAYMOND, Esq
H. THE SPEECHES Of MIR. CLAY from 1910
1912 ncusve carefully collected om various sources
work. compared and corrected and all restored TO
the st of them having been only reported IN
the third Nil Clay said" and and "h- urged
&c. instead Of giving his vigorous and graceful dicon
without interpolation dilutiou. No collection of Mr.
Claws Speeches all Comparable with this in Complete
or correctness has ever before appeared.
Each Speech peiaced by bIei Introductory paragraph
explaining the circumstances which called it forth, and
whenever desirable and otherwise Indicated note
the end gives the fate of the measure under discussion
ILLUSTRATIONS.
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RY CLAY, IN '' The Slashrs of Hanover Virginiaen
grayed on steel
III. An Engraved FAC-SIMILE OF LETTER
FROM MR.. CLAY.
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m.p the popular heart than the lessons Of ar-seeng Pa
trotism, the burning Eloqueuce of HENRY CLAY.
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