THE


LIFE AND sPEEcpp,
HENRY CLAW
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|, A MEMOIR OF Hryp,
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ii. The speeches orN, ~
1910 to l342 inclusive. a.. rs,.; G',' (,
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Each Speech Is prerac8 4,
Introductory paragraph ey51,-.
circumstances which called !
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ILLUSTRATIONS.


| A Portrait Of Henry Cav,
origina! painting by Linen, ensr
Prud'homme.


II. A view of the birihalay d
~ Clay, in "lhe S.ashes Of IA
Nirginia-engraved on s;eel.


III. An Engraved Fac-Sina
letter from Mr.. Cay.


Such is the Characteristic n
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AND SPEECHES OF HENRTC
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To the friends Of Hsygv CD
Mighty, glorious hosi.-,o the i
Gates of the benignanr priaGRs
measures OF National Policy o'r
he is the foremost champior-
lovers OF our country uniyers.l- !
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ment, the popular heart, than ina
sons Of far seeing Patriotism, &
ing Eloquence Of Henry Clay


Respectfully.


GREELY & McELRAIF


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