| Faneuil Hall |
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68 |
| John Adams |
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74 |
| James Otis |
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77 |
| Independence Hall, Philadelphia |
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80 |
| Thomas Jefferson |
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82 |
| The Declaration of Independence |
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84 |
| John Hancock |
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91 |
| Samuel Adams |
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97 |
| Patrick Henry |
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101 |
| Benjamin Franklin |
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102 |
| The Reply to Hayne |
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118 |
| Thomas H. Benton |
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120 |
| John Quincy Adams |
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123 |
| Robert Y. Hayne |
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135 |
| The Battle of Lexington |
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144 |
| George Washington |
Page |
175 |
| The Resignation of Washington |
Facing page |
178 |
| Henry Clay |
Page |
195 |
| The Capitol at Washington |
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200 |
| Washington Monument |
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208 |
| Millard Fillmore |
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211 |
DANIEL WEBSTER
Chronology
| Born at Salisbury, now Franklin, New Hampshire |
January 18, 1782 |
| Graduated at Dartmouth College |
1801 |
| Admitted to the bar |
1805 |
| Practised law in Boscawen, New Hampshire |
1805-7 |
| Removed to Portsmouth, New Hampshire |
1807 |
| Member of the United States House of Representatives from New Hampshire |
1813-7 |
| Removed to Boston |
1816 |
| Dartmouth College case, United States Supreme Court |
1818 |
| Member of the Massachusetts Constitutional Convention |
1820-1 |
| Oration at Plymouth, Massachusetts |
1820 |
| Member of the United States House of Representatives from Massachusetts |
1823-7 |
| Gibbons versus Ogden case |
1823 |
| Oration at the laying of the corner-stone of Bunker Hill Monument |
1825 |
| Eulogy on Adams and Jefferson |
1826 |
| Senator from Massachusetts |
1827-41 |
| Reply to Hayne |
1830 |
| Argument in White murder case, Salem, Massachusetts |
1830 |
| Reply to Calhoun: The Constitution not a Compact between Sovereign States |
1833 |
| Secretary of State under Presidents Harrison and Tyler |
1841-3 |
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