361. CCLVI. From a speech on Boston Common in 1861, at a grand rally of Union men to promote enlistments to put down the rebellion. 365. CCLVIII. From an oration delivered on the 4th of July, 1861, before the municipal authorities of Boston.
387. CCLXXIV. From an address delivered before the Norfolk County Agricultural Society, September, 1863.
388. CCLXXV. From an oration delivered at Roxbury, before the municipal authorities of the city, February 22, 1864.
391. CCLXXVI. From an address by Governor Andrew, to both branches of the legislature, at the opening of the session, January, 1863.
392. CCLXXVII. From an address before both branches of the Legislature, at the opening of the session, January, 1864.
393. CCLXXVIII. From a speech delivered in 1861 on the occasion of presenting a flag to the Second Regiment of Volunteers.
396. CCLXXX. From a discourse recently delivered by the author, in his own pulpit at Providence, on his return from a voyage to Europe.
404. CCLXXXVI. From the author's speeches in the memorable canvass with Douglas for the senatorship in Illinois.
406. CCLXXXVII. This extract and the succeeding one, are from the author's last great speech delivered at Springfield, Illinois, in 1861.
423. CCXCVIII. GEORGE THOMPSON, the great English agitator and anti-slavery leader delivered numerous addresses in different parts of England, during the summer of 1863, in defence of the American cause. This extract, from one delivered at Carlisle, England, was written out by the author, especially for this book.