The Results of the Resumption of Specie Payments in England, 1819-1823: A Lesson and a Warning to the People of the United States

Criticism on the Recent Financial Policies of the United States and France: Including an Attempt to Explain the Cause of the Present Prostrate Condition of the Southern States

George Washington and General Jackson, on Negro Soldiers ...

The Painter, Gilder, and Varnisher's Companion: Containing Rules and Regulations in Everything Relating to the Arts of Painting, Gilding, Varnishing, Glass-staining ...

Of Money, the Instrument of Association

Letters on the Crisis, the Currency, and the Credit System

The Duty on Books. Argument on Behalf of the Book Trade Association of Philadelphia Befor the Finance Committee of the Senate, Etc

The Duty on Books : Argument on Behalf of the Book Trade Association of Philadelphia, Before the Finance Committee of the Senate, May 23, 1872

The British Credit System. Inflated Bank Credit as a Substitute for “Current Money of the Realm,” Etc

The British Credit System: Inflated Bank Credit as a Substitute for "current Money of the Realm". The Way "to Pay Debts Without Moneys" and to Make "the Rich Richer and the Poor Poorer".

Gothic Album for Cabinet Makers: Comprising a Collection of Designs for Gothic Furniture

The Lessons of German and French Finance: A Reply to the N.Y. Nation

The Rights of American Producers, and the Wrongs of British Free Trade Revenue Reform

The Lesson of German and French Finance. A Reply to the N.Y. Nation

Protection of Home Labor and Home Productions Necessary to the Prosperity of the American Farmer

The Results of the Resumption of Specie Payments in England, 1819-1823: A Lesson and a Warning to the People of the United States

Germany. The crime of incompetent governship, as illustrated by the recent financial and monetary history of Germany

General Washington and General Jackson, on Negro Soldiers

Criticisms on the Recent Financial Policies of the United States and France, Including an Attempt to Explain the Cause of the Present Prostrate Condition of the Southern States

American and English Banking Contrasted: An Issue for Mr. Carnegie; Together with an Attempt to Explain the Very Simple Cause of the New York City Bank Crisis of 1907