Speech of T. G. Cary, on the use of the credit of the state for the Hoosac tunnel, in the Senate of Massachusetts, May 18, 1853 ... To which are added extracts from a speech, made on another occasion, containing some account of the wealth and capitalists of Boston, applicable to questions considered in the debate on the tunnelThomas G. Cary · First published 1853Open the Tome
Major Problems in Texas HistorySam W. Haynes, Cary D. Wintz, Thomas G. Paterson · First published 2013Open the Tome
Letter to a lady in France on the supposed failure of a national bank, the supposed delinquency of the national government, the debts of the several states, and repudiation, with answers to enquiries concerning the books of Capt. Marryat and Mr. DickensThomas G. Cary · First published 1980Open the Tome
An oration delivered before the authorities of the city of Boston, at the celebration of the declaration of independence, July 5, 1847Thomas G. Cary · First published 1847Open the Tome
An address delivered before the Mercantile Library Association of Boston, December, 1845Thomas G. Cary · First published 1846Open the Tome
The dependence of the fine arts for encouragement, in a republic, on the security of propertyThomas G. Cary · First published 1845Open the Tome
Letter to a lady in France on the supposed failure of a national bank, the supposed delinquency of the national government, the debts of the several states, and repudiationThomas G. Cary · First published 1843Open the Tome
