The Union Text BookReprint of the original, first published in 1860. |
Contents
DEDICATION | 7 |
Extract from President Fillmores Message | 13 |
Revolution in Greece | 32 |
Public Dinner at New York | 129 |
SELECTIONS FROM THE WRITINGS OF WEBSTER CONTINUED | 157 |
Reply to the Mechanics and Manufacturers | 182 |
Appointing and Removing Power | 215 |
Reception at Bangor Me | 228 |
Reception at Madison Ind | 262 |
Mr Justice Story | 311 |
Speech to the Young Men of Albany | 392 |
day of Washington | 432 |
Mr Sparkss Note | 438 |
12 | 450 |
Articles in Addition to and Amendment of the Constitution | 460 |
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