An Oration Pronounced at Plymouth, at the Request of the Young men of That Town, on the Centennial Anniversary of the Birth day of George Washington

This stirring oration, delivered on the 100th anniversary of George Washington's birth, offers a powerful tribute to one of America's greatest heroes. Through eloquent language and moving examples, the author reminds us of the enduring legacy of Washington's life and the profound impact he had on the nation he helped to create.

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