An Oration On Independence At Ephraim War Monument
Joseph R. Chandler delivers a lengthy oration at a dedication ceremony for a ground breaking monument to liberty. He venerates Ephra and Washington, recalls church leaders, heroism, and the moral basis of republican government, urging continued education, virtue, and religious duty as the nation advances through ongoing political revolutions.
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