Publisher's Synopsis
This is the "Speech of J. J. Coombs, esq., Delivered at the Union League Reading Room, Washington, D. C., Tuesday Evening, September 1, 1863." A historical document, this speech offers insights into the political climate and public discourse during the American Civil War. Coombs' address, delivered at a pivotal moment in the conflict, provides a valuable perspective on the issues and sentiments prevalent among Union supporters. It sheds light on the activities of organizations like the Union League and the discussions taking place in the nation's capital during this tumultuous period. Students of history and those interested in the Civil War era will find this speech a compelling primary source.
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