"Ground Arms!" An Oration Delivered at the Celebration of the one Hundred and Seventeenth Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, at the Invit (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175528520)

"Ground Arms!" is a powerful oration delivered by James M. Beck on July 4th, 1893, in Independence Square, Philadelphia, commemorating the 117th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. In this speech, Beck eloquently addresses themes of peace and disarmament, offering a compelling vision for a future free from the ravages of war. Delivered at the invitation of the city councils of Philadelphia, this historic address captures the spirit of American idealism and the enduring hope for a more peaceful world. Beck's words resonate even today, reminding us of the ongoing pursuit of global harmony and the importance of striving for a world where nations lay down their arms. This edition preserves the original text of this significant historical document.

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