The Webster Centennial

The Webster Centennial recounts the proceedings of the Webster Historical Society at Marshfield, Massachusetts, on October 12, 1882, celebrating the one hundredth anniversary of Daniel Webster's birth. This volume offers a detailed account of the celebrations and commemorations held in honor of the influential American statesman, orator, and lawyer.

Providing insight into the historical context and the enduring legacy of Daniel Webster, the book captures the spirit of the centennial events, offering speeches, reminiscences, and historical accounts that highlight Webster's significant contributions to American political thought and national identity. This work is a valuable resource for historians, scholars, and anyone interested in the life, times, and lasting impact of Daniel Webster and the historical practices of late 19th century America.

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