This historical address by Cushman Kellogg Davis, delivered on July 27, 1898, commemorates the laying of the cornerstone of the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul. Davis, a prominent figure in Minnesota history, provides insights into the political and social values of the era.
"An Address By Cushman K. Davis" offers a glimpse into the ambitions and ideals that shaped the state's identity at the turn of the century. The speech provides historical context, reflecting the hopes and aspirations vested in the construction of the Capitol building. This document is valuable for anyone interested in Minnesota history, political science, and the art of public address during the late 19th century.
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