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E. H. Derby

1803–1880

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1840–1877 across 22 dated works

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Report of the delegation to Albany to the stockholders of the Western Rail-road Corporation, April 12, 1840.1840
Two months abroad: or, A trip to England, France, Baden, Prussia, and Belgium. In August and September, 1843.1844
The case of Wm. Livingston and fifteen hundred other citizens of Lowell, petitioners for a cross rail-road from Lowell to Andover argument of E.H. Derby, in reply to Mr. Webster1845
With Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation, Massachusetts. General Court. Committee on Railways and Canals.
The case of Wm. Livingston and fifteen hundred other citizens of Lowell: petitioners for a cross rail-road from Lowell to Andover. Argued before a joint committee of the legislature of Massachusetts--January, 1845. Argument of E. H. Derby, esq. counsel for the petitioners, in reply to Mr. Webster.1845

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Letter to the Hon. William H. Seward, secretary of state: in answer to one from him on the resolution of the Senate as to the relations of the United States with the British provinces : and the actual condition of the question of the fisheries1867
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The Catholic letters addressed by a jurist to a young kinsman proposing to join the Church of Rome1856
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The overland route to the Pacific.: A report on the condition, capacity and resources of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railways ... October, 1869.1869
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Boston: a commercial metropolis in 1850 Her growth, population, wealth and prospects1850
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Two months abroad: or, A trip to England, France, Baden, Prussia, and Belgium. In August and September, 1843.1844
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The history of paper money in the province of Massachusetts before the revolution: with an account of the land bank and the silver bank. Read before the American Statistical Association of Boston, May, 1874.1874
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A preliminary report on the treaty of reciprocity with Great Britain, to regulate the trade between the United States and the provinces of British North America1866
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Argument of E.H. Derby, esq., in behalf of the Old Colony Rail-Road Company: at a hearing of the petition of John M. Forbes and others before the Rail-Road Committee of the Massachusetts Legislature, Boston, April 7, 18481848
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Argument of E.H. Derby, Esq., in behalf of the Eastern Rail-Road Company at a hearing of the petition of David Pingree and others, before the rail-road committee of the Massachusetts Legislature, Boston, February 20, 18461846
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The position and prospects of the United States with respect to finance, currency and commerce.: With the financial policy of Massachusetts ...1868
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Boston, a commercial metropolis in 1850: her growth, population, wealth and prospects1850
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A brief reply to the report of the investigating committee of the Old Colony Railroad Corporation1850
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Statistics of the resources of the city of Providence and state of Rhode Island1872
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Report of the delegation to Albany to the stockholders of the Western Rail-road Corporation, April 12, 1840.1840
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The case of Wm. Livingston and fifteen hundred other citizens of Lowell, petitioners for a cross rail-road from Lowell to Andover argument of E.H. Derby, in reply to Mr. Webster1845
With Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation, Massachusetts. General Court. Committee on Railways and Canals.
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Reality versus fiction a review of a pamphlet published at Charleston, S.C. entitled "The Union, past and future, how it works and how to save it"1850
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The case of Wm. Livingston and fifteen hundred other citizens of Lowell: petitioners for a cross rail-road from Lowell to Andover. Argued before a joint committee of the legislature of Massachusetts--January, 1845. Argument of E. H. Derby, esq. counsel for the petitioners, in reply to Mr. Webster.1845
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American statesmanship and American markets1871
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The History of paper money in the province of Massachusetts before the Revolution, with an account of the land bank and the silver bank, read before the American Statistical Association at Boston, May, 18741980
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The overland route to the Pacific a report on the condition, capacity and resources of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railways1869
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Hoosac tunnel argument of E. Hasket Derby, esq., delivered Feb. 29th, 1856 before a Joint Special Committee of the Legislature of Massachusetts, in behalf of the Troy and Greenfield Railroad Company ; petitioners for a state subscription to their stock1856
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The influence of manufactures, public improvements, science and capital on agriculture: an address1847
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Services of New Hampshire in the revolution.: A paper read before the New-England Historic, Genealogical Society, December 2, 1874.1877
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