Address on the Centenary Observance of Horace Greeley at Amherst (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176013667)

This address commemorates the centenary of Horace Greeley's birth, delivered at Amherst College. Albert Enoch Pillsbury reflects on the life and legacy of the influential 19th-century journalist, editor, and politician. "Address on the Centenary Observance of Horace Greeley at Amherst" provides insights into Greeley's impact on American society and his contributions to the political discourse of his era. It offers a historical perspective on the man behind the New York Tribune and his enduring influence on American journalism and political thought. This speech serves as a valuable historical document, capturing the spirit of remembrance and appreciation for one of America's notable figures.

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