This speech by Senator and historian George Frisbie Hoar explores the historical connections between New England and the County of Kent in England. Hoar argues that the shared cultural heritage and political values of these two regions have had a profound impact on the history of both. This thought-provoking speech offers a unique perspective on the transatlantic ties that have shaped American society.

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