| CONTENTS | |
| Vol. IX — America — II (1818-1865) | |
| Page | |
| Hayne — On the Foote Resolution (1830) | 3 |
| Webster — I The First Bunker Hill Monument Oration (1825) | 24 |
| II In Reply to Hayne (1830) | 38 |
| III On the Clay Compromise (1850)[1] | 64 |
| Clay — I The Emancipation of South America (1818) | 76 |
| II His Attack on Jackson (1834) | 87 |
| III On His Own Compromise Measures (1850) | 95 |
| Calhoun — I On the Expunging Resolution (1837) | 104 |
| II On the Clay Compromise Measures (1850) | 108 |
| Corwin — On the Mexican War (1847) | 123 |
| Alexander H. Stephens — The South and the Public Domain (1850) | 137 |
| Bryant — His Welcome to Kossuth (1851) | 144 |
| Rufus Choate — His Eulogy of Webster (1853) | 149 |
| Sumner — On the Crime Against Kansas (1856) | 160 |
| Preston S. Brooks — In Defense of His Attack on Sumner (1856) | 174 |
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- ↑ Otherwise known as "The Seventh of March Speech."
