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A vindication of the character and public services of Andrew Jackson

By Lee, Henry

Address of the Republican Committee of Correspondence of Philadelphia

By Democratic Party (Pa.). Committee of Correspondence.

The case of the six mutineers, whose conviction and sentence were approved of by General Jackson, fairly stated

By Democratic Party. New York. Albany.

A candid view of the presidential question

By John Kintzing Kane

Chickasaw treaty

By James Shelby

Proceedings of the Anti-Jackson Convention held at the capitol in the city of Richmond, with their address to the people of Virginia, accompanied by documents

By National Republican Party (U.S.). Virginia. Convention, 1828.

A letter from the Jackson Committee of Nashville, in answer to one from a similar committee at Cincinnati, upon the subject of Gen. Jackson's marriage

By Jackson Committee of Nashville.

Hints to Pennsylvania Democrats

By

Letters addressed to John Sergeant

By Democratic Party (Philadelphia, Pa.)

A review of the battle of the Horse Shoe, and of the facts relating to the killing of sixteen Indians, on the morning after the battle

By

A sketch of the life and services of John Quincy Adams, President of the United States of America

By

A letter to Edward Livingston, esq., delegate from Louisiana to the general Congress at Washington-city, on the subject of the speech delivered by him, at Washington, at the late celebration of the anniversary of the 8th of January, 1815

By Edward Livingston

A voice from the interior. Who shall be President?

By David Henshaw

Address of the Republican General committee of young men of the city and county of New-York

By Democratic Party (N.Y.). New York (City) General Committee of Young Men.

Address of the administration standing committee to their fellow-citizens of Indiana

By [National Republican party. Indiana]

An address to the Catholic voters of Baltimore

By William Jenkins

Vindication of An address to the Catholic voters of Baltimore

By William Jenkins

Letters addressed to John Sergeant, Manuel Eyre

By [Democratic party. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia]

Address to the people of Connecticut

By Democratic party. Connecticut.

Address to the people of Delaware, on the approaching presidential election

By National Republican party. Delaware.

Essex Jackson meeting

By [Democratic party. Massachusetts. Essex Co.]

Proceedings and address of the New-Jersey state convention, assembled at Trenton, on the eighth day of January, 1828, which nominated Andrew Jackson for president, John C. Calhoun for vice-president, of the United States

By Democratic party. New Jersey.

A candid view of the presidential question

By John Kintzing Kane

The striking similitude between the reign of terror of the elder Adams, and the reign of corruption, of the younger Adams

By Democratic party. New York. Albany Co.