An Account of the Proceedings at the Dinner Given by Mr. George Peabody (Classic Reprint): To the Americans Connected with the Great Exhibition at the ... on the 27th October 1851 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Henry Stevens

 
9781331672289: An Account of the Proceedings at the Dinner Given by Mr. George Peabody (Classic Reprint): To the Americans Connected with the Great Exhibition at the ... on the 27th October 1851 (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Historic reflections on a key moment between nations This nonfiction volume presents Henry Stevens’s account of a 1851 dinner hosted by George Peabody, where Americans connected with the Great Exhibition gathered in London. It weaves personal gratitude, diplomatic warmth, and a shared glimpse of early international trade and friendship.

Readers will encounter speeches, personal anecdotes, and behind‑the‑scenes discussions that tie commerce, diplomacy, and culture to a landmark event. The text highlights the roles of prominent figures, from American guests to British hosts, and traces how the Exhibition shaped cross‑Atlantic ties and mutual respect.


  • Firsthand perspectives on the relationships formed around the Great Exhibition.

  • Discussion of wider economic ideas, including trade, tariffs, and international cooperation.

  • Insights into planning, design, and collaboration for a major public project.



Ideal for readers who enjoy historical accounts of 19th‑century diplomacy, commerce, and the celebrations surrounding the Great Exhibition era.

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Excerpt from An Account of the Proceedings at the Dinner Given by Mr. George Peabody: To the Americans Connected With the Great Exhibition at the London Coffee House Ludgate Hill on the 27th October 1851
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