An edition of To those who have sworn to support the Constitution (1805)

To those who have sworn to support the Constitution

maintain public justice, protect private right, and bring to justice every offender against the majesty of the law, the peace of the people, and their dignity, there few lines are addressed

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An edition of To those who have sworn to support the Constitution (1805)

To those who have sworn to support the Constitution

maintain public justice, protect private right, and bring to justice every offender against the majesty of the law, the peace of the people, and their dignity, there few lines are addressed

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Stephen Row Bradley (1754-1830), John A. Graham (1764-1841)

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To those who have sworn to support the Constitution: maintain public justice, protect private right, and bring to justice every offender against the majesty of the law, the peace of the people, and their dignity, there few lines are addressed
1805, Printed for the author
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Signed: James Smith

The writer expresses his approval of John A. Graham's "An address to the public, together with a copy of a letter to Stephen R. Bradley", New York, 1805, in which Senator Bradley is attacked by Graham

Master microform held by: Readex

Shaw & Shoemaker, 9379

Microfiche. New Canaan, CT : Readex. microfiches. (Early American imprints. Second series ; no. 9379)

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Early American imprints -- no. 9379

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OL15079641M
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87757078
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4102894

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