Speeches of Carl Schurz
CONTENTS.
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| I. | The Irrepressible Conflict. — Mechanics' Hall, Chicago, 28th of September, 1858 | 9 | |
| II. | Political Morals. — Albany-Hall, Milwaukee, 18th of November, 1858 | 38 | |
| III. | True Americanism. — Faneuil Hall, Boston, 18th of April, 1859 | 51 | |
| IV. | The Popular Sovereignty Doctrine. — Hampden Hall, Springfield, 4th of January, 1860 | 76 | |
| V. | Ratification of Mr. Lincoln's First Nomination for the Presidency. — Albany Hall, Milwaukee, 26th of May, 1860 | 105 | |
| VI. | The Doom of Slavery. — Verandah Hall, St. Louis, 1st of August, 1860 | 121 | |
| VII. | The Bill of Indictment. — Cooper Institute, New York, 13th of September, 1860 | 162 | |
| VIII. | Free Speech. — Tremont Temple, Boston, 11th of December, 1860 | 222 | |
| IX. | Reconciliation by Emancipation. — Cooper Institute, New York, 6th of March, 1862 | 240 | |
| X. | Peace, Liberty and Empire. — Concert Hall, Philadelphia, 16th of September, 1864 | 269 | |
| XI. | Treason of Slavery. — Academy of Music, Brooklyn, 7th of October, 1864 | 321 | |
| XII. | Appeal to Common Sense. — Academy of Music, Milwaukee, 28th of October, 1864 | 359 |
SPEECHES
OF
CARL SCHURZ
COLLECTED AND REVISED BY THE AUTHOR.
PHILADEPHIA:
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO.
1865.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1865, by
CARL SCHURZ,
in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the District of Wisconsin.
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