[3], [1 blank] pp, loose. Completely in neat ink manuscript. Lightly age toned, old folds. Very Good. Jonathan Russell [1771-1832] was appointed by President Madison as Charge d'Affaires in Paris in 1810. A year later he was transferred to the same position at London. This Letter to Barlow is..... More
Hartford: Hudson and Goodwin, 1799. 23, [1 blank] pp. Stitched and untrimmed. Light scattered foxing, title leaf torn at upper blank margin, without effect on text. Else Very Good. A Connecticut Federalist attacks the French Revolution and the "utter depravity" of its leaders, who would foment a slave revolt in..... More
Hallowell- Printed. New York: Reprinted. Cornelius Davis, 1799. 22pp. Disbound, lacking the half title. Good+. On "the danger of a spirit of insubordination" to civil government. If France should "gain an ascendancy over us, farewel to that subordination, which is necessary to our peace, liberty and happiness and farewell..... More
Boston: Manning & Loring, 1799. 27, [1 blank] pp. Disbound and lightly dusted, else Very Good.. "More than an ordinary fourth of July oration" [Sabin]. Lowell, a prominent Federalist, warns of the "Gallic faction in this country," supporters of "the inhuman and savage atrocities which have disgraced the French Revolution."..... More