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Mr. Madison's War [microform]

a Dispassionate Inquiry Into the Reasons Alleged by Mr. Madison for Declaring an Offensive and Ruinous War Against Great Britain; Together With Some Suggestions as to a Peaceable and Constitutional Mode of Averting That...

Peace Without Dishonour, War Without Hope [microform]

an Argument Against War With Great Britain, Recently Published at Boston

Perpetual War, the Policy of Mr. Madison

Being a Candid Examination of His Late Message to Congress, so Far as Respects the Following Topicks ... Viz., the Pretended Negotiations for Peace ... the Important and Interesting Subject of a Conscript...

Peace Without Dishonour--war Without Hope [microform]

Being a Calm and Dispassionate Enquiry Into the Question of the Chesapeake, and the Necessity and Expediency of War

Interesting Political Discussion [microform]

the Diplomatick [sic] Policy of Mr. Madison Unveiled, in a Series of Essays Containing Strictures Upon the Late Correspondence Between Mr. Smith and Mr. Jackson

New-England Patriot

Being a Candid Comparison of the Principles and Conduct of the Washington and Jefferson Administrations. The Whole Founded Upon Indisputable Facts and Public Documents, to Which Reference is Made in the Text and Notes

New-England Patriot

Being a Candid Comparison of the Principles and Conduct of the Washington and Jefferson Administrations. The Whole Founded Upon Indisputable Facts and Public Documents, to Which Reference is Made in the Text and Notes

Treatise On the Law of Bankruptcy

Treatise On the Law of Bankruptcy

Mr. Madison's War. A Dispassionate Inquiry Into The Reasons Alleged By Mr. Madison For Declaring An Offensive And Ruinous War Against Great Britain, By A New-england Farmer [j. Lowell]

Mr. Madison's War. A Dispassionate Inquiry Into The Reasons Alleged By Mr. Madison For Declaring An Offensive And Ruinous War Against Great Britain, By A New-england Farmer [j. Lowell]

Sketch of an ACT to Establish a Uniform System of Bankruptcy Throughout the United States: Prepared at the Request of the Board of Trade of Boston, an

treatise on the law of bankruptcy / by John Lowell and James Arnold Lowell.

Recent Attempt to Defeat the Constitutional Provisions in Favor of Religious Freedom

Considered in Reference to the Trust Conveyances of Hanover Street Church / By a Layman.

No. 148. Metropolitan Steamship Company, Petitioner for Limitation of Liability as Owner of Steamship H.F. Dimock, Appellant, V. William K. Vanderbilt

The Western Union Telegraph Co. et al. V. the American Bell Telephone Co.

No. 148. Metropolitan Steamship Company, Petitioner for Limitation of Liability as Owner of Steamship H.F. Dimock, v. William K. Vanderbilt Et Al., Damage Claimants. No. 149. William K. Vanderbilt, Damage Claimant v. Metropolitan Steamship Company, ...

Metropolitan Steamship Company, Appellant. v. British and North Atlantic Steam Navigation Company, Limited, Appellee

Lynn Gas-Light Company, Respondent, Appellant, V. Aaron S. Higgins et al., Libellants, Appellees

Western Union Telegraph Co. Et Al. V. American Bell Telephone Co.

Western Union Telegraph Co. et al. V. American Bell Telephone Co.

Thoughts Upon the Conduct of Our Administration, in Relation Both to Great Britain and France

More Especially in Reference to the Late Negotiation, Concerning the Attack on the Chesapeake.

Remarks on a Pamphlet Printed by the Professors and Tutors of Harvard University

Touching Their Right to the Exclusive Government of That Seminary.

An Inquiry Into the Right to Change the Ecclesiastical Constitution of the Congregational Churches of Massachusetts: With a Preface, Addressed to the

Peace Without Dishonour--War Without Hope

Being a Calm and Dispassionate Enquiry Into the Question of the Chesapeake, and the Necessity and Expediency of War.

The Diplomatic Policy of Mr. Madison Unveiled: In Strictures Upopn the Late Correspondence Between Mr. Smith and Mr. Jackson.

Sermon Occasioned by the Much Lamented Death of Col. Moses Titcomb

Who Fell in Battle Near Lake-George, September 8th, 1755.

Further Remarks on the Memorial of the Officers of Harvard College.

Oration, Pronounced July 4, 1799, at the Request of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boston

In Commemoration of the Anniversary of American Independence.