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Life of Franklin Pierce, president of the United States

By Nathaniel Hawthorne

Speech of William E. Robinson, in exposition of New Hampshire Democracy in its relation to Catholic emancipation

By Robinson, William E.

Proceedings and speeches at the Whig ratification meeting held in Washington city on Monday evening, June 28, 1852

By Whig Party (D.C.)

Proceedings of the Democratic national convention, held at Baltimore, June 1-5, 1852

By Democratic National Convention (1852 Baltimore, Md.)

General Scott's correspondence with Hon. W. L. Marcy, Secretary of War under President Polk

By Scott, Winfield

National politics

By Faulkner, Charles James

Speech of Hon. Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois

By Stephen A. Douglas

Daniel R. Tilden's letter to Mr. Giddings

By Daniel R. Tilden

Speech of Hon. Hiram Bell, of Ohio, in reply to Hon. E.B. Olds on the presidency

By Hiram Bell

Speech of A. H. Lawrence, esq., at a meeting of Whigs in Washington city, May 31st, 1852

By Lawrence, A. H.

The proceedings of two meetings

By Boston (Mass.). Webster Meetings, July, 1852.

The Presidency--Winfield Scott--Franklin Pierce

By

Sketches of the lives of Franklin Pierce and Wm. R. King

By Democratic National Committee (U.S.)

The radical democracy of New York and the independent democracy

By Salmon P. Chase

A history of the wrongs inflicted on Winfield Scott

By

Remarks of Hon. John L. Dawson

By John L. Dawson

The Signal

By

The Gen. Scott almanac, for the year 1853

By

The armistice at Mexico

By

A brief chapter in the life of General Franklin Pierce

By United States. President (1853-1857 : Pierce)

The compromise-presidency

By William Cullom

A document for all thinking men

By

Papers for the people

By

The abolitionist attack!

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