Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from New Hampshire in History: Or the Contribution of the Granite State to the Development of the Nation
The basis of this little volume is a lecture which was originally prepared for delivery before the Conway Woman's Club, in March 1921, and which was repeated, with some additions, under the auspices of the Men's Club of the Universalist Church in Concord, a year later. On each of these occasions there was a very intelligent and appreciative audience in attendance, among those present in Concord being Governor Brown, Secretary of State Bean, and Judge Corning, President of the New Hampshire Historical Society, as well as many others of prominence, all of whom expressed great satisfaction with the lecture, and the hope that it might be published, in some form, in the near future.
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