The history of American Freedom, with all its anxieties, struggles, and triumphs, commencing before National Independence, and continued down to the very contest now about to close,--all this might be written from the voices of this Hall.
He asserts that the history of American freedom could be narrated through the voices that have echoed in Faneuil Hall.
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