AN EXAMINATION OF THE PRESIDENT'S REPLY TO THE NEW-HAVEN REMONSTRANCE, With an Appendix, Containing the President's Inaugural Speech, the Remonstrance and Reply; Together with a List of Removals from Office, and New Appointments, Made since the Fourth of March, 1801

[Coleman, William]

Verlag: George F. Hopkins, New York, 1801

Beschreibung

Octavo. 69, [3] pp. Removed from nonce volume. Binding residue on the spine; five-digit number stamped on the title page; first and last leaf generally soiled; some very minor wear to the margin of some leaves. Final leaf has a publisher's advertisement occupying the recto of the leaf. "Coleman was the most effective Federalist journalist of the period of Hamilton's leadership. When the Republicans came to power in 1800, Federal office holders for the first time paid the penalty of having been on the losing side. David Austin's removal as Collector of the Port of New Haven attracted considerable comment and Coleman treated it as a national issue. He offered a long list of deserving patriots, all Federalists, who had shared Austin's misfortune" (Nebenzahl 13-143). Variously attributed to William Cranch in Cushing and to William Coleman. Howes C-573; Sabin 14312; Shaw & Shoemaker 326. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 7709

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Titel: AN EXAMINATION OF THE PRESIDENT'S REPLY TO ...

Verlag: George F. Hopkins, New York

Erscheinungsdatum: 1801

Einband: Disbound

Zustand: Good binding