Oration Delivered at Portland by Matthew P. Deady ... July 4, 1885. Published by the Committee of Arrangements (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175733122)

This is a reproduction of the "Oration Delivered at Portland by Matthew P. Deady ... July 4, 1885." Published by the Committee of Arrangements, the text captures a snapshot of American civic thought in the late 19th century. Delivered on Independence Day, the oration likely addresses themes of national identity, progress, and the responsibilities of citizenship. Deady, a prominent figure of his time, offers insights into the values and ideals that shaped American society during a period of significant transformation. This document offers valuable primary source material for historians and anyone interested in the evolution of American political and social discourse.

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