Memoir and correspondence of Jeremiah MasonJeremiah Mason · First published 1873NonfictionOpen the Tome
Memoir, autobiography and correspondence of Jeremiah Mason; ... with an introduction by Oliver H. DeanJeremiah Mason · First published 1917NonfictionOpen the Tome
The arguments of counsel in the close of the trial of Rev. Ephraim K. Avery, for the murder of Sarah M. Cornell, at a special term of the Supreme Court of Rhode Island, held from May 6th to June 2d, 1833. Hon. Jeremiah Mason, of Boston, for the prisoner. Albert C. Greene, attorney general, for the prosecutionEphraim K. Avery, Benjamin Franklin Hallett, Jeremiah Mason, Albert C. Greene, Walter Channing, William Turner, Sarah Maria Cornell, Rhode Island. Supreme Court. · First published 1833Open the Tome
Mr. Mason of N.H. submitted the following motion for considerationJeremiah Mason · First published 1817Open the Tome
Mr. Mason of N.H. submitted the following motions for considerationJeremiah Mason · First published 1817Open the Tome
Mr. Mason submitted the following motion for considerationJeremiah Mason · First published 1816Open the Tome
The following amendment was proposed by Mr. Mason of New-Hampshire to the bill entitled An Act to Authorize the Payment for Property Lost, Captured, or Destroyed by the Enemy ..Jeremiah Mason · First published 1816Open the Tome
Mr. Mason proposed the following as an amendment to the bill entitled An Act to Authorize the President of the United States to Accept the Service of Volunteers, Who May Associate Themselves, and Offer Their Service to the Government ..Jeremiah Mason · First published 1815Open the Tome
The arguments of counsel in the close of the trial of Rev. Ephraim K. Avery, for the murder of Sarah M. CornellJeremiah Mason · First published 1833Open the Tome
