The Tippecanoe Text-Book, Compiled from Niles' Weekly Register and other Authentic Records. Speech of Judge Burnet, of Ohio, in the Whig National Convention : Giving a Brief History of the Life of Gen. Wm. H. Harrison; et al

Niles, William Ogden

Published by Published by Duff Green, Editor of "the Pilot," and Cushing & Brother, Baltimore; Hogan & Thompson and T.K. & P.G. Collins, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Philadelphia, 1840

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Nineteenth century binding in three-quarter leather and marbled boards with binder's sticker on front pastedown. This is actually five books bound as one and includes the following: 1) Speech of Judge Burnet, of Ohio, in the Whig National Convention : Giving a Brief History of the Life of Gen. Wm. H. Harrison, to Which is Added Two Letters from General Harrison, on What is Termed Selling White Men Into Slavery. Published in Erie, 1840. 2) The Life and Public Service of Henry Clay by Epes Sargent. Published in New York, 1844. 3) The Address of Charles Francis Adams, of Massachusetts, on the Life, Character, and Services, of William H. Seward. Published in New York, 1873. 4) Lives of Celebrated Statesmen, by John Quincy Adams, With a Sketch of the Author, by the Rev. Charles W. Upham. Published in New York, 1846. 5) The Tippecanoe Text-Book, Compiled from Niles' Weekly Register and other Authentic Records. By William Ogden Niles. Published in 1840, See photos.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Tippecanoe Text-Book, Compiled from Niles' Weekly Register and other Authentic Records. Speech of Judge Burnet, of Ohio, in the Whig National Convention : Giving a Brief History of the Life of Gen. Wm. H. Harrison; et al
• Publisher: Published by Duff Green, Editor of "the Pilot," and Cushing & Brother, Baltimore; Hogan & Thompson and T.K. & P.G. Collins, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Philadelphia
• Publication Date: 1840
• Binding: Three-Quarter Leather