This book is a historic speech delivered by Daniel Webster in 1824 on the topic of the Greek Revolution. With insights on the struggle for Greek Independence and its impact on American politics, this speech serves as a important document of both Greek history and American foreign policy. A must-read for any student of history or political science.

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