Thomas Branagan

Books by Thomas Branagan

Total count: 47

• A preliminary essay on the oppression of the exiled sons of Africaconsisting of animadversions on the impolicy and barbarity of the deleterious commerce and subsequent slavery of the human species : to which is added, a desultory letter written to Napoleon Bonaparte, anno Domini 1801

  Printed for the author by John W. Scott ...1804-01-01
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  A preliminary essay, on the oppression of the exiled sons of Africa.Consisting of animadversions on the impolicy and barbarity of the deleterious commerce and subsequent slavery of the human species; to which is added, A desultory letter written to Napoleon Bonaparte, anno Domini, 1801.

  Printed for the author, by J. W. Scott1804-01-01
• A preliminary essay on the oppression of the exiled sons of Africa, consisting of animadversions on the impolicy and barbarity of the deleterious commerce and subsequent slavery of the human species, to which is added A desultory letter written to Napoleon Bonaparte, A.D. 1801

  Printed for the author by J.W. Scott1804-01-01
• Serious remonstrances, addressed to the citizens of the northern states, and their representativesbeing an appeal to their natural feelings & common sense: consisting of speculations and animadversions on the recent revival of the slave trade, in the American republic: with an investigation relative to the consequent evils resulting to the citizens of the northern states from that event. Interspersed with a simplified plan for colonizing the free Negroes of the northern, in conjunction with those who have, or may emigrate from the southern states, in a distant part of the national territory: considered as the only possible means of avoiding the deleterious evils attendant on slavery in a republic

  Printed and published by Thomas T. Stiles, no. 251, North Front-Street.1805-01-01
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  Aveniaor, A tragical poem, on the oppression of the human species, and infringement on the rights of man : in six books, with notes explanatory and miscellaneous

  Printed for S. Engles and Samuel Wood1805-01-01
• Avenia, or, A tragical poemon the oppression of the human species and infringement on the rights of man, in six books : with notes explanatory and miscellaneous, written in imitation of Homer's Iliad

  Printed for Silas, Engles, and Samuel Wood, New York1805-01-01
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  Serious remonstrances, addressed to the citizens of the northern states, and their representatives: being an appeal to their natural feelings & common sense: consisting of speculations and animadversions, on the recent revival of the slave trad, in the American republic: with an investigation relative to the consequent evils resulting to the citizens of the northern states from that event. Interspersed with a simplified plan for colonizing the free negroes of the northern, in conjunction with those who have, or may emigrate from the southern states, in a distant part of the national territory: considered as the only possible means of avoiding the deleterious evils attendant on slavery in a republic.

  Printed and published by Thomas T. Stiles, No. 251, North Front-street1805-01-01
• The penitential tyranta juvenile poem in two cantos : to which is prefixed, Compendious memoirs of the author

  Printed for the author1805-01-01
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  Avenia, Or, A Tragical Poem on the Oppression of the Human Species and Infringement on the ...

  S. Engles1805-01-01
• Serious remonstrances, addressed to the citizens of the northern states, and their representativesbeing an appeal to their natural feelings & common sense : consisting of speculations and animadversions on the recent revival of the slave trade in the American republic : with an investigation relative to the consequent evils resulting to the citizens of the northern states from that event : interspersed with a simplified plan for colonizing the free negroes of the northern, in conjunction with those who have, or may emigrate from the southern states, in a distant part of the national territory : considered as the only possible means of avoiding the deleterious evils attendant on slavery in a republic

  Printed and published by Thomas T. Stiles1805-01-01
• The flowers of literaturebeing a compendious exhibition of the most interesting geographical, historical, miscellaneous and theological subjects in miniature : to which are prefixed preliminary addresses to parents, teachers and their pupils

  Printed by James Oram, for the author and Daniel Fenton1806-01-01
• The excellency of the female character vindicatedbeing an investigation relative to the cause and effects of the encroachments of men upon the rights of women, and the too frequent degradation and consequent misfortunes of the fair sex

  Printed by Samuel Wood, for the author1807-01-01
• The penitential tyrant; or, Slave trader reformeda pathetic poem, in four cantos2d. ed., enl.

  Printed and sold by Samuel Wood, no. 362, Pearl-street1807-01-01
• Political & theological disquisitions on the signs of the timesrelative to the present conquests of France, etc.

  Printed for the author ...1807-01-01
• Political & theological disquisitions on the signs of the times, relative to the present conquests of France etc.

  Printed for the author1807-01-01
• Political & theological disquisitions on the signs of the times, relative to the present conquests of France etc

  Printed for the author1807-01-01
• The excellency of the female character vindicatedbeing an investigation relative to the cause and effects of the encroachments of men upon the rights of women, and the too frequent degradation and consequent misfortunes of the fair sex

  Printed by Samuel Wood, for the author1807-01-01
• The curse of Christendom, or, Bigotry and bitterness exposedan answer to the late defamatory publication by the Rev. William White ... entitled "Christian Baptism"...

  Sold by F. Black1808-01-01
• The excellency of virtue, contrasted with the deformity of vice, or, The admonitions of a loving father to his only sonon the most useful, entertaining, and interesting subjects : intended to inspire adults, as well as children, with suitable detestation at the destructive practices and delusive opinions of the slaves of superstition, the votaries of fashion, and the vices of the present age : to which is added, A terrestrial paradise displayed, or, The road to happiness and Heaven, strewed with flowers, and carpetted with roses, &c.

  Printed for the author by J. Rakestraw1808-01-01
• The excellency of virtue, contrasted with the deformity of vice, or, The admonitions of a loving father to his only son ; A terrestrial paradise displayed, or The road to happiness and Heaven, strewed with flowers and carpetted with roses

  Printed for the author by J. Rakestraw1808-01-01
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