Item - The Dime Hail Columbia Speaker

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Alternate Title:	The Dime Hail Columbia Speaker: Containing the Great Utterances of our Great Orators, Poets, Statesmen, and Divines, on the Themes of American Patriotism, Liberty, and Union
Subjects / Tags:	Recitations Speeches, addresses, etc., American

(source: NIU Libraries)

Online Full Text:	Northern Illinois University
Series:	Beadle's Dime Speakers no. 18
Item:	The Dime Hail Columbia Speaker
Contents:	Columbia (pages 9-10) Washington (pages 10-12) Appeal for Liberty (page 12) The American Hero (page 13) Resistance to Oppression (pages 14-16) Patriotism (pages 16-17) The Green Mountain Boys (pages 17-18) The Eloquence of James Otis (pages 18-19) Washington (pages 20-21) America Must Be Free (pages 21-23) Freedom the Only Hope (pages 23-24) The Day of Disinthrallment (pages 24-26) No Alternative But Liberty (pages 26-27) Carmen Bellicosum (pages 27-28) The Sword of Bunker Hill (page 29) The Fourth of July (page 30) Warren's Address (page 31) A Call to Liberty (page 32) Good Faith (pages 33-34) Revolutionary Soldiers (page 34) Our Responsibility (pages 34-35) British Barbarity (pages 35-36) How Freedom is Won (page 37) Adams and Liberty (pages 38-39) Our Duties (pages 40-41) Our Destiny (page 42) The American Flag (pages 43-44) The True Union (pages 44-45) American Independence (pages 45-46) Washington and Franklin (pages 46-47) Sink or Swim (pages 47-50) The Buff and Blue (pages 51-52) The Union (pages 52-53) The Martyr Spy (pages 53-55) Lexington (pages 55-56) Our Only Hope (pages 57-58) The Declaration of Independence (pages 58-59) The Liberty Bell (pages 60-61) Washington's True Attributes (pages 61-63) What We Are (page 63) Our Great Trust (page 64) God Bless Our Stars (pages 65-66) Looking Backward (pages 67-68) Marion And His Men (pages 69-70) Liberty and Union (pages 70-71) A Noble Plea (pages 71-73) The Original Yankee Doodle (pages 73-75) Wolfe's Address to his Army (pages 75-76) Watching for Montgomery (pages 76-77) The National Ensign (page 78) God Save the Union (pages 79-80) Our Natal Day (pages 80-81) The Twenty-Second of February (pages 81-82) New England's Dead (pages 82-84) Repeal! Repeal! (pages 84-85) The True Heroes (pages 85-86) Old Ironsides (pages 86-87) Our Gifts to History (pages 87-89) "Uncle Sam's a Hundred" (pages 89-91) Centennial Oration (pages 91-93)
Date:	August 26, 1876
Publisher:	Beadle and Adams (1872-1898) (New York (N.Y.): No. 98 William Street) -- United States
OCLC Number:	1078402917
Description:	Also includes: publisher's advertisements.
Length:	93 pages