Mr. Bacon's motion for arming the merchant vessels of the United StatesEzekiel Bacon, United States. Congress House · First published 1809Open the Tome
Mr. Bacon's motion for arming the merchant vessels of the United States and authorizing them to repel by force any attempt to search, restrain or seize them by any French of British armed vesselEzekiel Bacon · First published 1809Open the Tome
Mr. Bacon's motions for the establishment of rules and ordersEzekiel Bacon · First published 1809Open the Tome
A lecture delivered before the Young Men's Association of the City of Utica, December 15, 1843 ..Ezekiel Bacon · First published 1844Open the Tome
[Memorial in behalf of the sureties of T.J. Skinner, late treasurer and receiver general of Massachusetts]Ezekiel Bacon · First published 1811Open the Tome
Memorial of the sureties of Thompson J. Skinner, late treasurer of the commonwealthEzekiel Bacon · First published 1811Open the Tome
To the Honorable the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in General Court assembledEzekiel Bacon, Massachusetts. General Court. · First published 1811Open the Tome
An address delivered before the Republican citizens of Berkshire, assembled at Pittsfield to celebrate the thirty-fourth anniversary of American independence, July 4th, 1810Ezekiel Bacon · First published 1810Open the Tome
An address, delivered before the Republican citizens of Berkshire, assembled at PittsfieldEzekiel Bacon · First published 1810Open the Tome
An oration delivered at Pittsfield on the thirty-first anniversary of American independence, July 4th, 1807Ezekiel Bacon · First published 1807Open the Tome
Memorial of the sureties of Thompson J. Skinner, together with a view of their case and the grounds on which they claim to be exonerated from their Liability for his DefalcationsEzekiel Bacon · First published 1806Open the Tome
An oration, delivered at Williamstown, on the anniversary of American independence, July 4th, 1801Ezekiel Bacon · First published 1801Open the Tome
An oration, delivered at Williamstown, on the 4th of July, 1799Ezekiel Bacon · First published 1799Open the Tome
