Address at the Laying of the Corner Stone (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149862650)

This address, delivered by Charles Francis Adams, Jr., commemorates the laying of a cornerstone. Likely pertaining to an important historical building or monument, the speech offers insights into the values and historical context deemed significant at the time of its construction.

Adams, a prominent figure, leverages his deep understanding of American history to connect the physical act of laying a cornerstone with the broader narrative of national identity and purpose. His words offer a glimpse into the early 20th-century perspective on the nation's founding and the enduring principles it sought to embody. Scholars and history enthusiasts will find valuable context within this speech.

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