Elliot's Debates of the Federal Constitution

DESCRIPTION: The Debates in the Several State Conventions of the Adoption of the Federal Constitution, as Recommended by the General Convention at Philadelphia in 1787. Together with the Journal of th

An Extract from An Examination into the Leading Principles of the Federal Constiutution (by a Friend of America), by Noah Webster, published in the November 29, 1787 issue of "The New-Haven Gazette an

The Constitutions of the United States, According to the Latest Amendments ? To Which Are Prefixed; The Declaration of Independence; And The Federal Constitution, With The Amendments. This edition con

Rare book titled "The Constitution of the United States / According To The Latest Amendments: To Which Are Annexed, The Declaration of Independence; And The Federal Constitution; With The Amendments T

61. Gordon, Thomas F..The History of New Jersey from its Discovery...to the Adoption of the Federal Constitution. Hand-colored folding map. 8vo, contemporary speckled calf, remnants of spine-label; mo

The Columbian Centinel Massachusetts Federalist for July 12, 1800. Four pages complete. Front page politics with interesting criticism of Thomas Jefferson as "enemy of the Federal Constitution". Also

The February 7, 1805 issue of the "Boston Gazette", four pages complete. Interesting front page article on the independence of the judiciary as part of the federal constitution. Much else including ch

First / Limited Edition of the historic RECORDS OF THE DEBATES IN THE FEDERAL CONVENTION OF 1787 AS REPORTED BY JAMES MADISON - with Important Kentucky Provenance | A Numbered Limited Edition - Publis

Notes Of The Debates In The Federal Convention of 1787 Reported by James Madison

Includes The Book of Job. Strahan. 1913; Perception. Price. 1950; University Sermons. Wayland. 1848; The Debate on the Constitution. Bailyn. 1993; Observations in Europe. Durbin. 1855; Browning and Wh

Engraving, "Daniel Webster addressing the United States Senate, in the great debate of the Constitution and the Union 1850", print shows Senator Daniel Webster speaking in the Old Senate Chamber about

Two American Historic Lithographs - Daniel Webster & Battle of Gettysburg. "Daniel Webster Addressing the United States Senate in the Great Debate on the Constitution and the Union 1850", Jones & Clar

Heading: (Virginia) Author: Title: Debates and Other Proceedings of the Convention of Virginia, Convened at Richmond on Monday the second day of June, 1788, for the purpose of deliberating on the Con

the dial further signed 'Chelsea' in the Federal style depicting the ships 'Constitution & Guerriere' 32 inches high

the dial further signed 'Chelsea' in the Federal style depicting the ships 'Constitution & Guerriere' 32 inches high

Hamilton, Alexander, James Madison, and John Jay The Federalist: A Collection of Essays, written in favour of the new Constitution, as agreed upon by the Federal Convention, September 17, 1787. New Yo

DESCRIPTION: Boston style Federal banjo clock. Unsigned painted metal dial with Roman numerals. Spring wound movement. Reverse painted lower glass depicting naval battle titled Constitution & Guerrier

RARE FEDERAL PERIOD BOOKLET "AN ADDRESS OF THE CONVENTION FOR FRAMING A NEW CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE"1781Fully titled "An Address of the Convention for Framing a New C

Having a four drawer front each fitted with bronze pulls. The name J. H. Elliot on an interior tag. The whole raised on four curved legs and fitted with a carved apron. 33.5 inches height, 34 inches w

Massachusetts, the dial signed illegibly, eglomise panel, depicting "The Constitution's Escape" The base panel: 41"h x 10-3/4"w x 4"d Provenance: Property from a Private Collection

Federal Period Paul Revere Supplied Copper Metal Relic Piece taken from the Frigate USS CONSTITUTION a.k.a. "Old Ironsides" 1927 Reconstruction, Commemorative Rectangular Copper Piece taken from the F

A four drawer bowfront chest in flame mahogany with fluted corner details. Written in pencil in the top drawer is "Elliot 1825," probably cabinet maker. H.41 3/4" W.43" D.23 1/4"

DESCRIPTION: Boston style Federal banjo clock. Unsigned painted metal dial with Roman numerals. Spring wound movement. Reverse painted lower glass depicting naval battle titled Constitution & Guerrier

Harper/Norris XF. Elliot/Burke.