Mr. Webster Oration Celebrates Bunker Hill Monument's Completion
The oration lauds eighteen years of effort to erect the Bunker Hill Monument on Bonker Hill. It honors founders, donors, and leaders from the Mechanic Association to the Perkins family, and recalls Warren Prescott and other patriots while stressing national unity and the revolutionary legacy.
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Mechanic Association
William Tudor
Wm. Sullivan
George Blake
Euaing
Thomas H. Perkins
Bonker Hill
Tony
Lafayette
Union
Yorktown
Bunker Hill
Warren
Putram
Prescott
Stark
Knowlton
Brooks
England
Commonwealth
Rhode Island
United States
An Adams
Congress
New
Liberty
Lexington
Concord
The Two Paths to North American Colonization
The essay traces three centuries of western progress from the discovery of America to Virginia and Massachusetts settlements, linking England's shift from feudal to commercial society with the rise of a middle class, civil liberty, and religious reform. It notes Henry VII's era, peace years, Luther’s Reformation, and how liberty ideals spurred English colonization efforts led by Raleigh and the Mayflower voyage.
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Bunker Hill
Yonder City
Boston
Cambridge
Dorchester
Chelsea
Prescott
Britain
England
Charlestown
New England
Washington
America
Europe
Ameica
Virginia
Massachusette
Henry the Seventh
North America
Henry Seventh
York
Lancaster
Luther
Raleigh
West Indian
Holland
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