Proceedings in Congress Attending the Reception of the Statue of Major-Gen'l Nathanael Greene, of the Army of the Revolution, Presented to the United (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175758637)

This volume comprises the official record of the Congressional proceedings surrounding the reception of the statue of Major General Nathanael Greene, a distinguished figure of the American Revolutionary War. Presented to the United States for display in the Capitol at Washington, the statue served as a powerful symbol of national pride and remembrance. The book details the speeches, ceremonies, and resolutions adopted by the 41st Congress, 2nd session (1869-1870), in honor of Greene's valor and contributions to the nation's founding.

Readers will find a meticulously documented account of the event, offering insights into the political and cultural climate of the post-Civil War era and the ongoing effort to commemorate the heroes of the Revolution. "Proceedings in Congress Attending the Reception of the Statue of Major-Gen'l Nathanael Greene" is a valuable resource for historians, scholars, and anyone interested in American history, military biography, and the role of public monuments in shaping national identity.

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