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At a meeting of a large number of the farmers and planters of the County of Fayette, at the Big Spring: the following resolutions were unanimously entered into and ordered to be published
1798
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Call Number: MICROFICHE AM35E NO. 48418

A Political creed
1798
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Call Number: MICROFICHE AM35E NO. 48583

Shall the free men of Kentucky secure their rights? : In looking over the Herald of the 24th instant, I find a piece very ingenuously wrote against a convention's being called
by Republican
1798
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Call Number: MICROFICHE AM35E NO. 48612

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Call Number: MICROFICHE AM35E NO. 34650

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Call Number: MICROFICHE AM35E NO. 48630

To the electors of Franklin County : Fellow citizens: This is an important day--you are about to determine the most important question ... that of voting for or against a convention
by Junius, active 18th century
1798
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Call Number: MICROFICHE AM35E NO. 48631

To the people of Kentucky : Fellow citizens, At this eventful period, when the fundamental principles of our government are about to be established
by Franklin
1795
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Call Number: MICROFICHE AM35E NO. 28706

Fellow-citizens. The Democratic Society of Kentucky have directed us to transmit to you the address and remonstrance which accompany this letter
by Democratic Society of Kentucky
1793
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Call Number: MICROFICHE AM35E NO. 46729

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Call Number: MICROFICHE AM35E NO. 46480

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At a meeting of a large number of the farmers and planters of the County of Fayette, at the Big Spring: the following resolutions were unanimously entered into and ordered to be published

A Political creed

Shall the free men of Kentucky secure their rights? : In looking over the Herald of the 24th instant, I find a piece very ingenuously wrote against a convention's being called

There is a snake in the grass!!! : Citizens of Kentucky, be upon your guard, if applications should be made to you to sign addresses. Those men in this country, who advocate the late impolitic and unconstitutional measure of our government

To Messrs. Voter, Gracchus, Scaevola, Keiling and other inspired penmen, who have wrote in favor of a convention : Gentlemen: We, the people of Kentucky, deeply impressed with a sense of gratitude, beg leave to offer to you, our most deservedly superficial thanks

To the electors of Franklin County : Fellow citizens: This is an important day--you are about to determine the most important question ... that of voting for or against a convention

To the people of Kentucky : Fellow citizens, At this eventful period, when the fundamental principles of our government are about to be established

Fellow-citizens. The Democratic Society of Kentucky have directed us to transmit to you the address and remonstrance which accompany this letter

To the President and Congress of the United States of America; the remonstrance of the subscribers, citizens of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, sheweth: That your remonstrants have observed with concern and indignation, the injuries and insults offered to the United States by the King of Great Britain

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