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Item #41182 THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR, UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE, FOR JUNE 1791. WITH, AMONG OTHER...

THE AMERICAN MUSEUM, OR, UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE, FOR JUNE 1791. WITH, AMONG OTHER INTERESTING ARTICLES, 'ADDRESS OF THE HEBREW CONGREGATION IN NEWPORT, RHODE-ISLAND, TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AUGUST 17, 1790'.

Philadelphia: Mathew Carey, 1791. 285-344, 48 [Appendix I], 40 [Appendix II], 48 pp [as issued]. Seixas's 'Address' appears in Appendix II of the June, 1791 issue at page 40. Scattered light foxing. Disbound. Early, crude stitching to repair tears at pages 299-302 [some loss]. Good+. "Born on March 28, 1744..... More

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Item #6943 FIFTY-ONE SUBSTANTIAL REASONS AGAINST ANY MODIFICATION WHATEVER OF THE EXISTING...

FIFTY-ONE SUBSTANTIAL REASONS AGAINST ANY MODIFICATION WHATEVER OF THE EXISTING TARIFF: WHEREBY THE CONSISTENCY AND PROPRIETY OF THE OPPOSITION OF THE COTTON PLANTERS, THE TOBACCO PLANTERS, THE TOBACCO PLANTERS, AND THE MERCHANTS, TO THE "INFERNAL BILL," ARE FULLY JUSTIFIED. BY A PENNSYLVANIAN.

Philadelphia: H.C. Carey & Lea, 1824. Original printed wrappers, stitched, 12pp, untrimmed. Light wear and edge chipping. Very Good. Sabin attributes authorship of this pro-tariff argument to Mathew Carey. Intellectual support for protectionism and the Whigs' American System came primarily "from a group of writers and publicists in Philadelphia and..... More

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COMMON SENSE ADDRESSES, TO THE CITIZENS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES: PROVING, I. THAT THE RESTRICTIVE SYSTEM IS NOT ABANDONED BY GREAT BRITAIN OR THE CONTINENTAL POWERS...IV. THAT HIGH PROHIBITORY DUTIES, GENERALLY REDUCE PRICES AND IMPROVE QUALITY. V. THAT THE DISTRESS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES PRIMARILY AROSE FROM THE POLICY PURSUED BY THIS GOVERNMENT FROM 1816 TO 1824, FROM THE EFFECTS OF WHICH THEY HAVE NOT RECOVERED. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, SIX APPENDIXES...FOURTH EDITION, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia: Nov. 25,1829. 56pp, disbound, lightly foxed. Good+. An attempt by the indefatigable Carey' to make free-trade Southerners see the error of their ways, and to embrace protectionism. He argues that the Southern States' economic distress arises, not from tariffs, but from their absence. AI 38057... More

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HAMILTON, NO. VI.- EIGHTH SERIES. MESSRS. GALES & SEATON. GENTLEMEN,...

[Philadelphia: 1825]. Caption title [as issued], Disbound, 4pp. Foxed, Good+. [bound with] VII.- EIGHTH SERIES. ALEXANDER HAMILTON'S POLITICAL ECONOMY. Caption title [as issued], pp [5]-8 [as issued]. Good+. Recorded separately by American Imprints, but continuously paginated, the pamphlets express Carey's well-articulated arguments for protectionism and against free trade. "The substitution..... More

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HAMILTON, NO. VIII.- EIGHTH SERIES. ALEXANDER HAMILTON'S POLITICAL ECONOMY. IMMIGRATION.

[Philadelphia: 1825]. Caption title [as issued], Disbound, 4pp. Foxed, Good+. "The important effects which the encouragement of manufactures would have produced in increasing the population and power of the country, by alluring to our shores hosts of manufacturers and artisans from the old world, to enrich us with their capitals..... More

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