Volume of American pamphlets on censorship, taxation, and canals

var. places: var. publishers, v.d.. First Editions.. Contemporary three quarter leather.. Good copy; moderate toning throughout; jts. cracked; wear to the edges of the bdg... 8vo. There is a large fldg. map of New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania.

A nonce collection of early American pamphlets that contains the following: 1 - [Alexander Young] : The Defence of Young and Minns, Printers to the State ...., Boston, Gilbert & Dean, 1805; S & S # 9778; Sabin # 106131; absent from McCoy. 2 - [Josiah Quincy] : An Answer to the Questions, (truncated) Why are You a Federalist? ...., [ Boston, 1805 ?]; S & S # 9227. 3 - [Anon.] : A Defence of the Resolutions and Address of the American Congress, in Reply to Taxation no Tyranny ...., London, J Williams, (1775); Howes D 211; Adams # 75 - 41. 4 - [David Daggett] : Mr. Daggett's Argument Before the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut ...., New Haven, O Steele, 1804; S & S # 6110. 5 - [William Blodget] : Facts and Arguments Respecting the Great Utility of an Extensive Plan for Inland Navigation in America ...., Phila., W Duane, 1805, fldg. map; Howes B 539; Rink # 4004; Sabin # 5959. 6 - [Daniel Webster] : An Appeal to the Old Whigs of New Hampshire, [Concord, 1805 ?]; S & S # 9702. The balance of the volume is an additional five sermons and July 4th orations published in various towns in New England. (Inventory #: 12061)