E. H. Derby

Books by E. H. Derby

Total count: 30

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  Two months abroador, A trip to England, France, Baden, Prussia, and Belgium. In August and September, 1843.

  Redding1844-01-01
• The case of Wm. Livingston and fifteen hundred other citizens of Lowellpetitioners for a cross rail-road from Lowell to Andover. Argued before a joint committee of the legislature of Massachusetts--January, 1845. Argument of E. H. Derby, esq. counsel for the petitioners, in reply to Mr. Webster.

  Dutton and Wentworth's Print.1845-01-01
• The case of Wm. Livingston and fifteen hundred other citizens of Lowell, petitioners for a cross rail-road from Lowell to Andoverargument of E.H. Derby, in reply to Mr. Webster

  Dutton and Wentworth's Print.1845-01-01
• Argument of E.H. Derby, Esq., in behalf of the Eastern Rail-Road Companyat a hearing of the petition of David Pingree and others, before the rail-road committee of the Massachusetts Legislature, Boston, February 20, 1846

  White & Potter, printers1846-01-01
• The influence of manufactures, public improvements, science and capital on agriculturean address

  D.H. Adams, printer1847-01-01
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  Argument of E.H. Derby, esq., in behalf of the Old Colony Rail-Road Companyat a hearing of the petition of John M. Forbes and others before the Rail-Road Committee of the Massachusetts Legislature, Boston, April 7, 1848

  D. Clapp, printer1848-01-01
• Boston, a commercial metropolis in 1850her growth, population, wealth and prospects

  Redding1850-01-01
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  Boston: a commercial metropolis in 1850Her growth, population, wealth and prospects

  Redding & Co.1850-01-01
• A brief reply to the report of the investigating committee of the Old Colony Railroad Corporation.

  Damrell & Moore, print.1850-01-01
• Reality versus fictiona review of a pamphlet published at Charleston, S.C. entitled "The Union, past and future, how it works and how to save it"

  Redding1850-01-01
• A brief review of the speech of Hon, Thomas G. Carya senator from Suffolk county, against the loan of state credit, for the Hoosac tunnel, May, 1853 ...

  Darmell & Moore1853-01-01
• Hoosac tunnelargument of E. Hasket Derby, esq., delivered Feb. 29th, 1856 before a Joint Special Committee of the Legislature of Massachusetts, in behalf of the Troy and Greenfield Railroad Company ; petitioners for a state subscription to their stock

  Printed by Bazin & Chandler1856-01-01
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  The Catholicletters addressed by a jurist to a young kinsman proposing to join the Church of Rome

  J. Jewett1856-01-01
• Brief Statement of the Reasons why the Tax on Street or Horse Railways should be changed from two and one-half per cent. on receipts to five per cent. on net Income, as proposed in the Bill from the House of Representatives

  publisher not identified1864-01-01
• [Circular relating to the proposed increase of the tax on street railways, dated June 1, 1864.].

  publisher not identified1864-01-01
• The proposed tax on cotton

  publisher not identified1866-01-01
• Letter to William K. Seward

  1867-01-01
• Letter to the Hon. William H. Seward, Secretary of Statein answer to one from him on the resolution of the Senate as to the relations of the United States with the British provinces, and the actual condition of the question of the fisheries

  U.S. Dept. of the Treasury1867-01-01
• The position and prospects of the United States with respect to finance, currency and commerce.With the financial policy of Massachusetts ...

  A. Williams & Co.1868-01-01
• The overland route to the Pacific.A report on the condition, capacity and resources of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railways.

  Lee & Shepard1869-01-01
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