An Address Delivered Before the Soldiers and Citizens of Bedford, Pa., July 4, 1844 - Bog

Relive the patriotic fervor of Independence Day in 1844 with this stirring address by Oliver Cromwell Hartley. Given to a crowd of soldiers and civilians in Bedford, Pennsylvania, it is a stirring call to arms and a tribute to the courage and sacrifice of all those who have fought for American freedom.
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