Publisher's Synopsis
Caverno's memoir of Rufus Choate's famous eulogy of Daniel Webster is a poignant reflection on history, memory, and public speaking. He recounts the speech in vivid detail, capturing the emotions and reactions of the audience and the impact of Choate's words on the nation. A must-read for anyone interested in the art and power of oratory, or seeking insight into the legacy of two of America's greatest statesmen.
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