An Oration, Pronounced at New Haven

This is a classic oration delivered in 1834 by James Abraham Hillhouse to commemorate the life and services of General Lafayette. Hillhouse's stirring words pay homage to the courage and bravery of Lafayette during the American Revolution and highlight the importance of his friendship with George Washington. This edition also includes an introduction by Hillhouse's descendant, Henry W. Hillhouse.

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