Political pamphlets (United States) from the Durrett collection...1801-[1878] arranged chronologically.

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[1] 1801-1830: 1. Wortman, T. An address...on the inauguration of Thomas Jefferson. 1801. 2. The Federal catechism metamorphosed. 1805. 3. Democratic Party. New York. New York City. Address. 1808. 4. To my fellow-citizens of Kentucky and the West. 1820? 5. Clarke, G.R. An address to the people of the western states. 1824? 6. An address to the republicans and people of New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia, upon the state of presidential parties. 1824. 7. Moore, T.P. Speech...in Harrodsburg. 1827. 8. Barry, W.T. Speech...in honor of Gen. Jackson and the people's rights. [1827]. 8a. Proceedings of the friends of Gen. Jackson at Louisville & Frankfort, Ky. [1827]. 9. Buchanan, J. ...Statement...[as to the charge of bargain and corruption between Clay and Adams]. [1827]. 10. National republican party, Kentucky. Proceedings of the administration convention. [1827]. 11-12. National republican party, Kentucky. Address to the freemen of Kentucky. [1828]. 13. Daviess, S. Speech...on the resolutions...on internal improvements. [1828?]. 14. Bowmar, H. ...To the people of Kentucky. 1828. 15. Trimble, D. Address... 1828. 16. Chilton, T. ...Letter in reply to Mr. Wickliffe, on the expenditures of the last and present administrations. [1830] -- [2] 1840-1878: 1. Parmenter, W. Extract from the speech. [1840]. 2. Garrard, D. An address to the young men of Kentucky. 1840. 3. Marshall, T.F. Speeches...on the resolutions to censure John Q. Adams. 1842. 4. Allen, W. Mr. Clay's declaration. [1842]. 5. Democratic congressional committee, 1844. ...Fifty reasons why the democratic party should succeed in the ensuing presidential election. [1844?]. 6. Democratic congressional committee, 1844. ...Executive printing. [1844?] 7. Clingman, T.L. Speech...on the principles of the Whig and Democratic parties. 1844. 8. Aldridge, F.M. An oration on the elements of empire in America. 1846. 9. Curtis, G.T. Mr. Winthrop's vote on the war bill. [1846]. 10. Dix, J.A. California claims. [1848]. 11. Underwood, J.R. Speech...on the subject of national politics. 1851. 12. Fillmore, M. The ovation to Mr. Fillmore. [1856]. 13. Perkins, J. The results of two year's Democratic rule. [1855]. 14. Marshall, T.F. Speech...in opposition to the principles of the know-nothing organization. 1855. 15. New York hard and soft. 1856. 16. Shepard, L.B. Speech...on the union of the Democratic party. [1856]. 17. Talbott, A.G. National politics. [1856]. 18. Burnett, H.C. Speech...on the subject of national politics. [1856]. 19. Elliott, J.M. Speech...on the general politics of the country. [1856]. 20. Beckk, J.B. Impeachment of the president. 1868. 21. Cary, S.F. Remarks...on the resolution to impeach the president. 1868. 22. Democratic party, Kentucky. State Central Committee. ...Democratic documents for the campaign. 1868. 23. Republican congressional committee, 1873-1875. Living issues. [1873?]. 24. Cudmore, P. President Grant and political rings. 1878.

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