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As you were! : A word of advice to straight-haired folks: addressed to the freemen of Connecticut, by one of their number. : To which is subjoined a nomination for assistants, and a list of candidates for election, as representatives to Congress
1816
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A calm address to the people of the eastern states : on the subject of the representation of slaves; the representation in the Senate; and the hostility to commerce ascribed to the southern states
by Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839
1814
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A calm address to the people of the eastern states : on the subject of the representation of slaves; the representation in the Senate; and the hostility to commerce ascribed to the southern states
by Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839
1814
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The Boston assemblage, or, A peep at Caucus-Hall : most respectfully inscribed to the Boston rebel
by Trap'em, Tristram
1812
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Governor's speech : Legislature of Massachusetts. House of Representatives. Boston, June 5, 1812. At twelve o'clock ... His Excellency the governor came in, and delivered the following speech
by Massachusetts. Governor (1812-1816 : Strong)
1812
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Slave representation
by Dwight, Sereno Edwards, 1786-1850
1812
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Slave representation
by Boreas, pseud
1812
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Call Number: E337.5 .B67X 1812

Let every Federalist do his duty, and Massachusetts will yet be saved!!! : Federal Republicans! Boston, April, 1811. You have lost the election of governor. You have elected but nineteen Federal senators
1811
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As you were! : A word of advice to straight-haired folks: addressed to the freemen of Connecticut, by one of their number. : To which is subjoined a nomination for assistants, and a list of candidates for election, as representatives to Congress

A calm address to the people of the eastern states : on the subject of the representation of slaves; the representation in the Senate; and the hostility to commerce ascribed to the southern states

A calm address to the people of the eastern states : on the subject of the representation of slaves; the representation in the Senate; and the hostility to commerce ascribed to the southern states

The new states, or A comparison of the wealth, strength, and population of the northern and southern states : as also of their respective powers in Congress; with a view to expose the injustice of erecting new states at the South

The new states, or, A comparison of the wealth, strength, and population of the northern and southern states : as also of thier respective powers in Congress : with a view to expose the injustice of erecting new states at the South

The Boston assemblage, or, A peep at Caucus-Hall : most respectfully inscribed to the Boston rebel

Governor's speech : Legislature of Massachusetts. House of Representatives. Boston, June 5, 1812. At twelve o'clock ... His Excellency the governor came in, and delivered the following speech

Slave representation

Slave representation

Let every Federalist do his duty, and Massachusetts will yet be saved!!! : Federal Republicans! Boston, April, 1811. You have lost the election of governor. You have elected but nineteen Federal senators

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