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J. M. Smith speech

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Identifier: MSS SC 2453
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Handwritten speech intended to commemorate a Fourth of July celebration in the United States. Smith writes about the creation of the United States and its growth as a nation. He also tells of the evils of alcohol consumption. The item was signed "J. M. S." who is believed to have been J. M. Smith.

Dates: approximately 1830
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / J. M. Smith speech

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