New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
HENRY CLAY.
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or OF ;hs only full aad illustrated collecuor the
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded By Bio
graphical Neinoi. OF Ihe Gre and Orator
West, and embelshed by 5nree superb Eugravincs-5y
which they enabled TO publish, frcm Sir. swaizi
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This edition coInpnssS-
1. a MEMOIR oF HENRY cLAY-cear and
glowing, written expressly for this wOk, by HENRY
RAYMOND, ESQ.,
II. THE sFEECHEs OF SIR. CLAY, from 1910
20 ,s42 ncuse carefully collected from ra5ious
Tor this wok, compared AID corrected aud all restored
che rs; rersonnIny Of The having been Only rspor=d
third persor-r Clay sad'' so and urged
Sc, instead giving his ov viso.o1 and graceful icuon
without Interpolation diution. No collection OF Mr.
CLAY Speeches al all comparable with this, IL complex
Correctness, has before appeared.
Each Speech preaced BIZ bIsfiEt;oductory paragraph
-rPsiuag the circumstance which called it FORTH and
wheueys desirable and otherwise Indicated note
n the end gives the fate of the under disSuSsior
ILLUSTRATIONS
"A PORTRAIT CT HENRY CLAY. from al
original painting by Linen, ehsrs, ~ frud'honn.s
Il. i VIEW OF TtS BlRTHPLACE OF hlN-
RY CLAY, The sia'hes OF Hanover" yirglnis--ep.
.fayel OF .isei.
III. An Eng,arse FAC-SIMILE OF a LETTER
FROM MR.. CLAY.
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