Publisher's Synopsis
Commemorating the bicentennial of a pivotal moment in American history, "Celebration of the Two Houndredth Anniversary of the Removal of the Capital" offers a glimpse into the historical circumstances surrounding the relocation of the nation's capital. Likely a record of the celebrations in Annapolis, Maryland, this volume sheds light on the local and national sentiments of the time. It provides valuable insight into the political landscape and historical awareness prevalent at the close of the 19th century. Though focused on a local commemoration, the subject matter inherently ties into the broader narrative of American governance and the evolving identity of the nation.
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