Letter from John Russell to William Tudor,

One letter briefly describing Russell’s studies at the home of Rev. Dr. McClintock in Greenland, N.H., where he was staying during a nine-month suspension from Harvard for theft of college property. Tudor, who was also found to be involved, was suspended for six months. Russell also inquires about fellow classmates, some of whom participated in the theft.

Mary Russell Mitford : correspondence with Charles Boner & John Ruskin /

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Evidence and opinions on the harbour of Vatencia (Ireland) as to its fitness for a Western packet station. Submitted to the right Hon. Lord John Russell, first lord of the treasury.

With this is bound: Canton company of Baltimore. Prospectus ... Baltimore, 1829.--A review of the committee on foreign affairs of the senate of the U.S. n.p., 1852.

A sketch of the medical monopolies, with a plan of reform. Addressed to the Right Hon. Lord John Russell ...

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Notes on Lord John Russell's Marriage Bill.

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Letters of Lady Rachel Russell : from the manuscript in the library at Woburn Abbey : with an introduction vindicating the character of Lord Russell against Sir John Dalrymple, &c., and the trial of Lord William Russell for high treason.

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Resumption of the arguments & observations more immediately directed in his last letter to Lord John Russell, but in this to Lord Melbourne, with a view to shew the imprudence and folly of lending their great names to countenance revolutionists & infidels.

Attack on Robert Owen.

Hon. Jonathan Russell's letter to John P. Van Ness, Esq.

James P. Van Ness was chairman of the Jackson Corresponding Committee of the District of Columbia.

Report of the Committee on Waves : appointed by the British Association at Bristol in 1836 [and consisting of Sir John Robison and John Scott Russell] /

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The out-of-door life of the Rev. John Russell, a memoir,

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