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James Trecothick Austin

1784–1870

19 works

1811–1849 across 17 dated works

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Resistance to laws of the United States: considered in four letters to the Honorable Harrison Gray Otis ...1811
Resistance to laws of the United States; considered in four letters to the Honorable Harrison Gray Otis, esq. late president of the Senate of Massachusetts ...1811
The life of Elbridge Gerry: With contemporary letters. To the close of the American revolution.1828
An oration: delivered on the Fourth of July, 1829, at the celebration of American independence, in the city of Boston.1829

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The life of Elbridge Gerry: With contemporary letters. To the close of the American revolution.1828
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Remarks on Dr. Channing's Slavery.1835
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The Life Of Elbridge Gerry With Contemporary Letters: To The Close Of The American Revolution2007
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Review of the Rev. Dr. Channing's letter: to Jonathan Phillips, esq. on the slavery question.1839
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Reply to the reviewer of the Remarks on Dr. Channing's Slavery.1836
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Argument of James T. Austin ... before the Supreme Judicial Court in Middlesex, on the case of John R. Buzzell: one of the twelve individuals charged with being concerned in destroying the Ursuline Convent at Charlestown1834
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Reply to the reviewer of the Remarks on Dr. Channing's slavery.1836
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An oration: delivered on the Fourth of July, 1829, at the celebration of American independence, in the city of Boston.1829
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Resistance to laws of the United States: considered in four letters to the Honorable Harrison Gray Otis ...1811
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Resistance to laws of the United States; considered in four letters to the Honorable Harrison Gray Otis, esq. late president of the Senate of Massachusetts ...1811
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Report of the Visiting Committee of Harvard University made to the Overseers January, 18491849
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Speech delivered at Faneuil Hall on 21st. Oct. 1830, before the citizens convened to take measures for electing a member of Congress for the district of Suffolk1830
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Speech delivered in Faneuil Hall, December 8, 1837, at a meeting of citizens called on the petition of William E. Channing and others1837
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An address delivered before the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intemperance May 27, 18301830
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The duties of educated men An oration dld. before the Society of [Ph]BK at Cambridge on Thursday1831
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The Commonwealth's interest in the bridges and other avenues into the city of Boston, considered in a report made to the Hon. Senate, by the Attorney General of the Commonwealth, January 19, 18351835
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An address, delivered before the Massachusetts charitable mechanic association, at the celebration of the eleventh triennial festival, and second exhibition and fair: October 3, 1839.1839
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An address delivered before the Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intemperance, May 27, 18301830
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