Memorial of Charles Sumner

A Memorial of Charles Sumner commemorates the life and legacy of the prominent American statesman and senator. This volume, compiled in 1874, serves as a tribute to Sumner's unwavering commitment to abolitionism and his significant contributions to the shaping of post-Civil War America. Featuring contributions from George William Curtis and the Massachusetts General Court's Joint Special Committee on Sumner Memorial, the book offers insights into Sumner's political career, his powerful oratory, and his dedication to civil rights.

The memorial includes speeches, resolutions, and personal reflections that capture the profound impact Sumner had on his contemporaries and the nation. It provides a valuable historical record of the era and honors the enduring principles for which Sumner stood, making it an essential read for anyone interested in American history and the fight for equality. "A Memorial of Charles Sumner" stands as a testament to a life devoted to justice and progress.

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