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The Questions Of The Day. An Address, Delivered In The Academy Of Music, In New York, On The Fourth Of July, 1861
Gettysburg Oration (Dodo Press)
A Circuit Rider'S Wife (Illustrated Edition) (Dodo Press)
Consequences, And The Bookkeeper'S Wife (Illustrated Edition) (Dodo Press)
A Sermon In Commemoration Of The Death Of Abraham Lincoln, Late President Of The United States: Preached In The Independent Congregational Church Of B
The Sign Of The Red Cross
An Address Delivered At Lexington, On The 19th (20th, ) Of April, 1835.
Speech Of Mr. Everett, Of Massachusetts, On The Bill For Removing The Indians From The East To The West Side Of The Mississippi: Delivered In The Hous
Oration Delivered Before The City Authorities Of Boston: On The Fourth Of July, 1860.
Orations And Speeches On Various Occasions

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