Hartford: Hudson and Goodwin, 1798. 54pp, with the half title as issued. Disbound. Half title loosened and moderately spotted. Good+. Ownership signature "John Williams" with clipped date "May 179". This is the first of four 1798 printings. The sermon is an attack on Jefferson, and a Federalist's warning against utopian..... More
Portsmouth: 1809. 36pp, stitched, untrimmed, scattered fox and minor extremity chipping. Good+. "In this impassioned vindication of Jefferson's administration, Postmaster General Gideon Granger anonymously argued that Jefferson was a friend of commerce who, in proposing the embargo, had promoted long-term commercial interests. The embargo had prevented U.S. merchants from becoming..... More
[np: 1808 or 1809]. 35, [1 blank] pp. Stitched, moderately worn, about Good+. "In this impassioned vindication of Jefferson's administration, Postmaster General Gideon Granger anonymously argued that Jefferson was a friend of commerce who, in proposing the embargo, had promoted long-term commercial interests. The embargo had prevented U.S. merchants from..... More
[Philadelphia]: William Duane, 1802. 16pp, modern plain wrappers, foxed, old institutional rubberstamp, Good+. Pennsylvania Jeffersonians denounce the Federalist opposition, "with all its monarchcial tendencies." They urge the final defeat of Federalism in the upcoming State elections. AI 2134 [many]. Sabin 59844. More
Philadelphia: Printed for the Author, 1803. 77, [1 blank] pp. Disbound, lightly foxed, Good+. This and a New York edition were printed in 1803. There are two states of the Philadelphia 1803: this one begins page 4 with 'terest'; the other begins, 'Ready.' Other printings followed in 1804. Van Ness..... More