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Address of Daniel Webster at the Bunker Hill Monument
The Boston Courier passage presents Daniel Webster's July 17 1843 commemorative address at the Bunker Hill Monument, praising the monument as a symbol of liberty, union, and national destiny. It extols patriotism, the Revolution’s principles, and the roles of Warren Prescott Putnam and others, while reflecting on English and Spanish colonial models and the ascent of civil liberty.
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