Free trade means serf pay and famine fare. American citizen workmen, look to Congress as you look for dinner! ... By Thomas Sargent Fernon ...Fernon, Thomas S. (Thomas Sargeant), 1818-1896 · First published 1880Open the Tome
The famine in China. Petitions of citizens of New York and Boston, in regard to the famine now raging throughout four provinces of Northern ChinaUnited States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs · First published 1878Open the Tome
Famine in Persia. Petition of fifty-three citizens of Belpre, Ohio, asking that Congress provide some method of sending contributions of the benevolent to those suffering by famine in PersiaUnited States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs · First published 1872Open the Tome
Le tocsin! or the address of Citizen Famine!!! to the oppressors of his counry. [sic]Famine Citizen. · First published 1793Open the Tome
Le tocsin! or the address of Citizen Famine!!! to the oppressors of his country. By a friend to liberty, peace and justiceFamine Citizen. · First published 1793Open the Tome
Le tocsin!, or, The address of Citizen Famine!!! to the oppressors of his counry [sic]Citizen Famine · First published 1793Open the Tome
