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luther martin (1748-1826)

Forgotten founder, drunken prophet

By Bill Kauffman

A pedantic pedagogue, suddenly metamorphosed into a general of law, is one of the most amazing circumstances that any revolution ever produced ..

By Ryan, James

To the public. Baltimore, September 18, 1779

By Robert Lemmon

Luther Martin of Maryland

By Paul Stephen Clarkson

Luther Martin of Maryland [by] Paul S. Clarkson and R. Samuel Jett

By Paul Stephen Clarkson

Queries, addressed to Robert Lemmon, Esq

By Martin, Luther

To the public

By Martin, Luther

An address of William Pechin, a member of the late grand jury, to Luther Martin, Esq., on the subject of the rejoinder, to the reply of that body to the charge, delivered at the opening of the court

By William Pechin

A letter from Richard Raynal Keene to Luther Martin, esq., attorney-general of Maryland, upon the subject of his 'Modern gratitude' ..

By Richard Raynal Keene

Luther Martin

By Henry Perkins Goddard

Written out of history

By Mike Lee

Letter to Luther Martin, esq., on his late parental conduct

By

To the public

By Luther Martin

John Leeds Bozman family papers

By John Leeds Bozman

John Leeds Bozman papers

By John Leeds Bozman

John Leeds Bozman family papers

By John Leeds Bozman

Marian S. Carson collection of manuscripts

By Marian S. Carson

John Leeds Bozman family papers

By John Leeds Bozman

I. Luther Martin: the "federal bull-dog." By Henry P. Goddard

By Henry Perkins Goddard

John Leeds Bozman family papers

By John Leeds Bozman

To Robert Lemmon, Esq

By Martin, Luther

To Luther Martin, and Robert Lemmon, Esqrs

By Cineaus.

Luther Martin of Maryland

By Stephen Clarkson