Fourth of July orations; Orators -- Massachusetts -- Boston
1829.--AUSTIN, JAMES TRECOTHICK.
1830.--EVERETT, ALEXANDER HILL.
1831.--PALFREY, JOHN GORHAM.
1832.--QUINCY, JOSIAH, JUN.
1833.--PRESCOTT, EDWARD GOLDSBOROUGH.
1834.--FAY, RICHARD SULLIVAN.
1835.--HILLARD, GEORGE STILLMAN.
1836.--KINSMAN, HENRY WILLIS.
1837.--CHAPMAN, JONATHAN.
1838.--WINSLOW, HUBBARD. “The Means of the Perpetuity and Prosperity
of our Republic.”
1839.--AUSTIN, IVERS JAMES.
1840.--POWER, THOMAS.
1841.--CURTIS, GEORGE TICKNOR.[8] “The True Uses of American
Revolutionary History.”
1842.--MANN, HORACE.[9]
1843.--ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS.
1844.--CHANDLER, PELEG WHITMAN. “The Morals of Freedom.”
1845.--SUMNER, CHARLES.[10] “The True Grandeur of Nations.”
1846.--WEBSTER, FLETCHER.
1847.--GARY, THOMAS GREAVES.
1848.--GILES, JOEL. “Practical Liberty.”
1849.--GREENOUGH, WILLIAM WHITWELL. “The Conquering Republic.”
1850.--WHIPPLE, EDWIN PERCY.[11] “Washington and the Principles of
the Revolution.”
1851.--RUSSELL, CHARLES THEODORE.
1852.--KING, THOMAS STARR. “The Organization of Liberty on the
Western Continent.”[12]
1853.--BIGELOW, TIMOTHY.[13]
1854.--STONE, ANDREW LEETE.[2] “The Struggles of American History.”
1855.--MINER, ALONZO AMES.
1856.--PARKER, EDWARD GRIFFIN. “The Lesson of ’76 to the Men of ’56.”
1857.--ALGER, WILLIAM ROUNSEVILLE.[14] “The Genius and Posture of
America.”
1858.--HOLMES, JOHN SOMERS.[2]
1859.--SUMNER, GEORGE.[4][15]
1860.--EVERETT, EDWARD.
1861.--PARSONS, THEOPHILUS.
1862.--CURTIS, THOMAS TICKNOR.[8]
1863.--HOLMES, OLIVER WENDELL.[16]
1864.--RUSSELL, THOMAS.
1865.--MANNING, JACOB MERRILL. “Peace under Liberty.”[2]
1866.--LOTHROP, SAMUEL KIRKLAND.
1867.--HEPWORTH, GEORGE HUGHES.
1868.--ELIOT, SAMUEL. “The Functions of a City.”
1869.--MORTON, ELLIS WESLEY.
1870.--EVERETT, WILLIAM.
1871.--SARGENT, HORACE BINNEY.
1872.--ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS, JUN.
1873.--WARE, JOHN FOTHERGILL WATERHOUSE.
1874.--FROTHINGHAM, RICHARD.
1875.--CLARKE, JAMES FREEMAN. “Worth of Republican Institutions.”
1876.--WINTHROP, ROBERT CHARLES.[17]
1877.--WARREN, WILLIAM WIRT.
1878.--HEALY, JOSEPH.
1879.--LODGE, HENRY CABOT.
1880.--SMITH, ROBERT DICKSON.[18]
1881.--WARREN, GEORGE WASHINGTON. “Our Republic--Liberty and Equality
Founded on Law.”
1882.--LONG, JOHN DAVIS.
1883.--CARPENTER, HENRY BERNARD. “American Character and Influence.”
1884.--SHEPARD, HARVEY NEWTON.
1885.--GARGAN, THOMAS JOHN.
1886.--WILLIAMS, GEORGE FREDERICK.
1887.--FITZGERALD, JOHN EDWARD.
1888.--DILLAWAY, WILLIAM EDWARD LOVELL.
1889.--SWIFT, JOHN LINDSAY.[19] “The American Citizen.”
1890.--PILLSBURY, ALBERT ENOCH. “Public Spirit.”
1891.--QUINCY, JOSIAH.[20] “The Coming Peace.”
1892.--MURPHY, JOHN ROBERT.
1893.--PUTNAM, HENRY WARE. “The Mission of Our People.”
1894.--O’NEIL, JOSEPH HENRY.
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