Statue of Daniel Webster, "New Hampshire's Greatest Son"

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Stock #:

337386

Type:

Postcard

Era:

Linen

City:

Concord

State:

New Hampshire (NH)

County:

Merrimack

Publisher:

The Meriden Gravure Co.

Postmark:

1945 Aug-16

Postmark City:

New London

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Size:

3.5" x 5.5" (9 x 14 cm)

Additional Details:

by Daniel Chester French, Concord, N. H. DANIEL WEBSTER--American statesman born Salisbury (now Franklin) 1782. Entered Dartmouth College at 15, soon at head of class. Admitted to the bar 1805. Served N. H. as congressman 1813-1817. Moved to Boston and reentered the House 1823, where he became the greatest orator of his time, opposing Henry Clay. Went to U. S. Senate in 1827 and served most of the time between 1830-1850. Sec'y of State 1841-1843. Died at Marshfield, Mass. Oct. 24, 1852

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ONDON Franklin nt 1882 1945 SOSEVELT PARK DANIEL WEBSTER-American statesman born Salisbury (now Franklin) 1782. Entered Dartmouth College at 15, soon at head of class. Admitted to the bar 1805. Served N. H. as congressman 1813 1817. Moved to Boston and reentered the House 1823, where he became the greatest orator of his time, opposing Henry Clay. Went to U. S. Senatek in 1827 and served most of the time between 18304 1850. Sec’y of State 1841-1843. Died at Marshfield, Mass. Oct. 24, 1852. AM 45:9 are kan Brumier and Zn too Nos amigos az always Thintang yg Latina fore we are onderd Hungan (0) TraAva) Nga 183 Thisa-da-co-tay Ina Wielang malazz 68 Morton Sheet Inditeren Conn The Stannoord No. 394A

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