Green, Duff, 1791-1875
Duff Green American politician
Duff Green
VIAF ID: 40523857 (Personal)
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American politician
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1791-1875
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Green, Duff,
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1791-1875
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (14)
Works
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| An argument addressed to His Excellency |
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| Calhoun as seen by his political friends: |
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| Duff Green papers |
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| Duff Green's "England and the United States" |
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| Facts and suggestions, biographical, historical, financial, and political, addressed to the people of the United States |
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| How to pay off the national dept, regulate the value of money, and maintain stability in the values of property and of labor. |
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| Lands of U.S. in Tennessee. : Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting information in relation to the vacant lands belonging to the United States in Tennessee. : January 7, 1830. Read and referred to a select committee. |
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| A memorial and bill relating to finance, national currency, debt, revenue, etc. |
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| The Merchant. |
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| Message from the president of the United States, transmitting the annual report of the Commissioner of the Public Buildings, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate of the 28th Jan. 1818. : January 4, 1828. Printed by order of the Senate of the United States. |
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| Pilot & transcript |
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| Prospectus of the Washington Institute : being the plan for a school to be situated in Washington City, District of Columbia, in which two hundred students will defray the expense of their education, board, and clothing, by laboring, in a printing office. |
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| Reply of the Columbia typographical society, to the strictures of Gen. Duff Green, upon the Protest of the body against the Washington institute. |
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| To the people : The editor has the pleasure to announce to his numerous readers that he has returned to his post with improved health, and well satisfied that the re-election of General Jackson can and will be defeated ... he proposes to publish, between this time and the Presidential election, an extra Telegraph to contain thirteen numbers ... |
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| Weekly pilot (Baltimore, Md.) |
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