The Crisis: A Solemn Appeal to the President, the Senate and House of Representatives, and the Citizens of the United States, on the Destructive Tendency of the Present Policy of this Country, on Its Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce, and Finances. With a Comparison Between the Extraordinary Prosperity of Great Britain, and the General Depression in the United States

Mathew Carey

gen 1823 · H. C. Carey & I. Lea

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