This collection of speeches given at the unveiling of a statue honoring the distinguished lawyer and statesman Rufus Choate includes tributes and memories from his colleagues and friends. With insights into Choate's life and career, as well as the legal and political issues of his time, this book is a fascinating glimpse into nineteenth-century America.

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