Address, Delivered Before the Members of the New England Society, in Charleston, (S.C.) at Their Anniversary Meeting, December 20th, 1819 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149845837)

This is the text of an address delivered by Benjamin Faneuil Dunkin before the members of the New England Society in Charleston, South Carolina, on December 20th, 1819. The address reflects on the principles and values that united the early settlers of New England and their impact on the formation of American national identity. Dunkin emphasizes the importance of patriotism, civic virtue, and adherence to the ideals of liberty and self-governance. The speech offers insight into the social and political sentiments of the era and provides a valuable historical perspective on the development of American identity and the relationship between New England and the Southern states in the early 19th century.

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