This collection of speeches by one of America's greatest orators and statesmen offers a stirring defense of the values and principles that underpin American democracy. From his famous arguments in the Senate to his eloquent eulogy for John Quincy Adams, Daniel Webster's words continue to inspire and educate young Americans today.

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