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drop-title | SPEECH OF JOSIAH QUINCEY [sic], Representative in Congress for the state of Massachusetts, on the joint resolution approving of the conduct of the executive of the United States, in relation to the refusal to receive any farther communication from the British Minister, 28th December, 1809 by Quincey [Quincy], Josiah - 1810

by Quincey [Quincy], Josiah

drop-title | SPEECH OF JOSIAH QUINCEY [sic], Representative in Congress for the state of Massachusetts, on the joint resolution approving of the conduct of the executive of the United States, in relation to the refusal to receive any farther communication from the British Minister, 28th December, 1809 by Quincey [Quincy], Josiah - 1810

drop-title | SPEECH OF JOSIAH QUINCEY [sic], Representative in Congress for the state of Massachusetts, on the joint resolution approving of the conduct of the executive of the United States, in relation to the refusal to receive any farther communication from the British Minister, 28th December, 1809

by Quincey [Quincy], Josiah

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1810. Disbound. Good binding. 12mo. 24 pp. Removed from binding; side-stapled with outer conjugate leaves mended with Japanese tissue. Six-digit number stamped on title-page. An interesting speech at a time when the United States is navigating the unrest in Europe during the Napoleonic Wars and finding its relationships to France and Britain increasingly strained. Quincy feels the House has gone overboard in the language used in the censure of the British ambassador in his discussions with the President Madison. Very uncommon Quincy item.
  • Bookseller Independent bookstores US (US)
  • Format/Binding Disbound
  • Book Condition Used - Good binding
  • Quantity Available 1
  • Date Published 1810
  • Keywords Ephemera Box

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