Pierce, Edward Lillie, 1829-1897
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Edward L. Pierce American politician
Edward L. Pierce
Pierce, Edward 1829-1897
VIAF ID: 15513340 (Personal)
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (12)
Works
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| A diplomatic fiasco. |
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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. |
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| Enfranchisement and citizenship: Addresses and papers |
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| The freedmen of Port Royal, South Carolina official reports of Edward L. Pierce. |
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| Introduction to American law : designed as a first book for students |
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| Letters and diary of John Rowe : Boston merchant, 1759-1762, 1764-1779 |
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| Major John Lillie, 1755-1801 [microform] : The Lillie family of Boston, 1663-1896 |
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| Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner |
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| The obligations of the citizen |
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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. |
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| A treatise on American railroad law |
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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. |
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