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Edward Lillie Pierce

1829–1897

Also known as Edward Lillie] Pierce

37 works

1857–1896 across 25 dated works

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A treatise on American railroad law1857
Effect of Proscriptive Or Extreme Legislation Against Foreigners in Massachusetts and New ...1857
Letter of Edward L. Pierce, esq., of Chicago: containing important statistics in regard to the foreign vote at the presidential election, together with extracts from the report of the minority of the committee of the Massachusetts legislature, presenting their reasons for proposing a residence of two years after naturalization, instead of fourteen years in the U.S., before foreigners can acquire the right to vote and hold office1857
Effect of proscriptive or extreme legislation against foreigners in Massachusetts and New England, on free labor, free states, and the cause of freedom and Republicanism in the West: letter of Edward L. Pierce, Esq., of Chicago, containing important statistics in regard to the foreign vote at the presidential election : together with extracts from the report of the minority of the committee of the Massachusetts Legislature, presenting their reasons for proposing a residence of two years after naturalization, instead of fourteen years in the United States, before foreigners can acquire the right to vote and hold office.1857

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Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner.1877
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Enfranchisement and citizenship: addresses and papers1896
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The Negroes at Port Royal1969
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A treatise on the law of railroads1881
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Major John Lillie, 1755-1801: the Lillie family of Boston, 1663-18961896
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The diary of John Rowe1895
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Recollections as a source of history: a paper read by Edward L. Pierce before the Massachusetts Historical Society, March 12, 1896.1896
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The freedmen at Port Royal1863
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A treatise on American railroad law1857
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The Negroes at Port Royal: Report of E.L. Pierce, Government Agent, to the Hon. Salmon P. Chase ...1862
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Effect of Proscriptive Or Extreme Legislation Against Foreigners in Massachusetts and New ...1857
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A Diplomatic Episode: The Rejected Treaty for St. Thomas1889
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Marathon and Chattanooga address on Memorial Day, May 30, 1890, in the First Parish Church, Dorchester, before the Benj. Stone, Jr., post 68, G.A.R.1890
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A diplomatic fiasco.1889
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The diary of John Rowe, a Boston merchant, 1764-17791895
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Index of the special railroad laws of Massachusetts [1826-1873].1874
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Letter of Edward L. Pierce, esq., of Chicago: containing important statistics in regard to the foreign vote at the presidential election, together with extracts from the report of the minority of the committee of the Massachusetts legislature, presenting their reasons for proposing a residence of two years after naturalization, instead of fourteen years in the U.S., before foreigners can acquire the right to vote and hold office1857
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In memoriam E. H. P.1880
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Address delivered before the alumni of Brown university, Teusday, June 15, 18801880
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Effect of proscriptive or extreme legislation against foreigners in Massachusetts and New England, on free labor, free states, and the cause of freedom and Republicanism in the West: letter of Edward L. Pierce, Esq., of Chicago, containing important statistics in regard to the foreign vote at the presidential election : together with extracts from the report of the minority of the committee of the Massachusetts Legislature, presenting their reasons for proposing a residence of two years after naturalization, instead of fourteen years in the United States, before foreigners can acquire the right to vote and hold office.1857
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Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner1878
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The two systems of government proposed for the rebel states: speech of Edward L. Pierce, at the Town House, Milton, October 31, 1868.1868
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Biennial elections Remarks ... before the Legislative committee, February 4, 18861886
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A treatise on the law of railroads1881
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