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*Condition Note: Binding weakening from spine and cover at joints. Owner pencil marks on first page. Milk cover wear.*
As a lawyer, advocate, and orator, Governor May stands among the ablest in Michigan and the Northwest. His eloquence is fervid and convincing, and his English pure and flowing. - Representative Men of Michigan.
As a citizen he is held in the very highest estimation, and his public and private life is as spotless and pure. His integrity is of the highest type, and his legal education is of the finest and most accomplished order. He is regarded as one of the finest orators in the Northwest. - The Michigan Sun.
Table of Contents
ProSlavery Outrages in Kansas...7
True and False Success...27
Sustain the Government...42
Speech at Portland Maine...67
The Trial of Republican Institutions...100
Its Abuses and Their...117
Speech to Republican State Convention...127
Liberal Republicanism Vindicated...131
A Eulogy...163
Remarks at the Funeral of Dr S B Thayer...199
Argument in Supreme Court...206
Trial by Jury...244
The Farmers Movement...285
A Centennial Lecture...316
Argument in Pierce Will Case 257...385
Speech at Burns Banquet...433
The Legal Suppression of the Liquor Traffic...442
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Details
Binding: |
Hardback |
Copyright: |
1899 |
Printed: |
1899 |
Pages: |
466 |
Publisher: |
Review & Herald Publishing Association |
Condition: |
C+ |
