Address at Chickamauga Dedication by General Grosvenor
General Charles H. Grosvenor of Ohio spoke at the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park dedication in Chattanooga on September 20 1885. He framed the war as a battle to preserve the Union, restore the Constitution, and forge a perpetual United States, praising both North and South for unity and loyalty to the flag, and detailing the war’s political consequences and legislative power.
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Charles H. Grosvenor
Ohio
Chickamauga and
Chattanooga National Park
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Mr. Cuartman
North
Confederacy
Union of the States
Union
United States
United States of America
Galt
Congress
Revolutionary Army
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Virginia
Kentucky
Solomon
Osihale
Washington
Brother
Parliament of
Sumpter
Uion
South
Republican Party
Abolition Party
Congress of War
Southland
Ecountry
Northland
Chickamauga
Tennessee River
Murfreesboro
Rosecrans
Tullahoma
Bragg
Army of Rosecrans
TIA
Delust
Pollowa
Coburn
Granger
Lowe
Warner
Poat
Entim
Hooda
McLaw
Lian Breckinridge
Preston
Greggy
MccNair
ORASH
Longstreet
I Sweavesee
Wwe
Jefferson Davis
Lee
Brage
Chickamawa
Ohio River
Brag
186
Gettysburg
South Mountain
Shiloh
Nashville
Cherisi
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Buckner
Knoxville
Chickamaugas
Ivo
Onanan Court Horser
Confederate States
Richmond
Cooper
Johson
Tam
R. E. Lee
Celluloid Company
Broadway
New York
Wiven
U. S
Ancester