Carl Schurz Memorial Services At The Auditorium, Chicago, Sunday, June The Third, 1906

This volume presents the memorial services held for Carl Schurz in Chicago on June 3, 1906. Schurz (1829-1906) was a German revolutionary, American statesman, reformer, and journalist. His life spanned pivotal moments in both German and American history, from the 1848 revolutions to the American Civil War and the subsequent Reconstruction era.

The book includes speeches and tributes delivered by prominent figures, reflecting on Schurz's contributions to American political life, his advocacy for civil service reform, and his commitment to the ideals of liberty and justice. It offers valuable insights into the public perception of Schurz at the time of his death and serves as a historical document of a significant memorial event.

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