A powerful and poignant address delivered by George Washington Parke Custis following the tragic death of General Lingan, murdered by a mob in Baltimore. This historical document, titled "An Address Occasioned By The Death Of General Lingan, Who Was Murdered By The Mob At Baltimore, Delivered At Georgetown, September 1, 1812," captures the raw emotion and political climate of the era. Custis's eulogy serves as both a tribute to Lingan and a commentary on the tumultuous events that led to his untimely demise.
This address offers valuable insights into the social and political tensions of early 19th-century America, particularly the issues of mob violence and public order. It stands as a testament to the enduring challenges of maintaining civility and justice in a rapidly changing society. A crucial historical artifact for anyone studying the period.
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