Mr. Websters Vindication Of The Treaty Of Washington Of 1842

The speech delivered by Daniel Webster in 1846 passionately defends the Treaty of Washington (1842), which settled disputes between the United States and Great Britain. Webster argues that the treaty was a fair compromise essential for lasting peace, countering criticisms from Congress about perceived concessions. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining strong relations with Britain amid rising tensions in Europe and advocates for cautious diplomacy to uphold American global standing. This work is presented as a facsimile reprint, preserving its historical significance.