Sundry Speeches and Writings of William C. De Witt. Driftwood from out the Current of a Busy Life.
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Link Singerman ID: supp2130
Year: 1881
Entry: De Witt, William Cantine. Sundry Speeches and Writings of William C. De Witt. Driftwood from out the Current of a Busy Life. Brooklyn: Eagle Book Printing Department, 1881-1908. 2 vols.
Author/Editor: De Witt, William Cantine
Location: Brooklyn, NY
Holdings: In most academic libraries
Title: Sundry Speeches and Writings of William C. De Witt. Driftwood from out the Current of a Busy Life.
Printer/Publisher: Eagle Book Printing Department
Language: English
Notes: See "A Constitutional Union": vol. 1, pp. [72]-87. Delivered in Brooklyn on Oct. 30, 1866, the speech calls for the restoration of the successionist southern states to the Union. De Witt introduces the promised restoration of the Jews to Palestine as "the central romance of the Jewish faith" (pp. 85-86).