Gale, Sabin Americana

Remarks on Currency and Banking: Having Reference to the Present Derangement of the Circulating Medium ...

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Remarks on Education.

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Remarks on Governor Johnstone's Speech in Parliament: With a Collection of All the Letters and Authentic Papers, Relative to His Proposition to Engage

Gale, Sabin Americana

Remarks on Money, and the Bank of the United States: Together with a Review of Governor Snyder's Objections to the Bank Bill Passed by Two of the Legi

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Remarks on Some of the Provisions of the Laws of Massachusetts, Affecting Poverty, Vice, and Crime: Being the General Topics of a Charge to the Grand

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Remarks on State Rights.

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Remarks on the Act of the General Assembly of 1837, Declaring Four Synods to Be Neither in Form Nor in Fact, an Integral Portion of the Presbyterian C

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Remarks on the British Treaty with the United States: And Reflections on the Characters of the President, and Other Leading Members of the Government.

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Remarks on the Celebrated Calculations of the Value of South-Sea Stock: In the Flying-Post of the 9th of April, 1720 ...

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Remarks on the Charges Made Against the Religion and Morals of the People of Boston and Its Vicinity by the Rev. Gardiner Spring, D.D.: In a Sermon Pr

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Remarks on the Climate, Produce and Natural Advantages of Nova Scotia: In a Letter to the Right Hon. the Earl of Macclesfield.

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Remarks on the Conduct of Opposition with Regard to America: Shewing Their Inconsistency by a Short View of Their Own Measures.

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Remarks on the Disorders of Literary Men, Or, an Inquiry Into the Means of Preventing the Evils Usually Incident to Sedentary and Studious Habits.

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Remarks on the Doings and Result of an Ecclesiastical Council: Holden in Brimfield, from March 12 to March 18, 1801, as Continued by Adjournments: Who

Gale, Sabin Americana

Remarks on the Home Squadron, and Naval School.

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Remarks on the Importance of the Contemplated Grand Canal, Between Lake Erie and the Hudson River.

Gale, Sabin Americana

Remarks on the Letter Address'd to Two Great Men: In a Letter to the Author of That Piece.

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Remarks on the Life and Writings of Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts.

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Remarks on the Merchants' Bank.

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Remarks on the Patriot: Including Some Hints Respecting the Americans: With an Address to the Electors of Great Britain.

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Remarks on the Post Establishment in the United States: Reprinted from the Seventeenth Number of the New York Review, New York, 1841.

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Remarks on the Practicability of Indian Reform, Embracing Their Colonization.

Gale, Sabin Americana

Remarks on the Preliminary History of Two Discourses by the Rev. Aaron Bancroft, D.D.

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Remarks on the Report of the Committee of Commerce of the Senate of the United States, Thirty-First of March, 1826: On the British Colonial Intercours

Gale, Sabin Americana

Remarks on the Report of the Special Committee of the Senate, to Whom Was Referred the Memorial of Richard W. Meade.

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Remarks on the Revenue, of the State of New-York.

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Remarks on the Tour Around Hawaii

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Remarks on the Travels of the Marquis de Chastellux in North America.

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Remarks on the Voyages of John Meares, Esq.: In a Letter to That Gentleman.

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Remarks Upon a Book, Entituled, the Present State of the Sugar Colonies Consider'd: Wherein Some of the Consequences and Effects of Restraining Our Tr

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Remarks Upon a Book, Intitled, a Short History of Barbados: In Which the Partial and Unfair Representations of the Author ... Are Detected and Exposed

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Remarks Upon a Late Pamphlet Intitul'd the Two Great Questions Consider'd: I. What the French King Will Do with Respect to the Spanish Monarchy: II. W

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Remarks Upon a Pamphlet Published at Bath, Me., Relating to Alleged Infractions of the Laws During the Embargo, Non-Intercourse, and War.

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Remarks Upon a Sermon Preached in Brooklyn, Connecticut, August 24th, 1817, by the Rev. Willard Preston, Minister of the Pacific Congregational Societ

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Remarks Upon the Auction System, as Practiced in New-York: To Which Are Added Numerous Facts in Illustration.

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Remarks Upon the Bishop of London's Pastoral Letter: In Vindication of Mr. Whitefield and His Particular Doctrines.

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