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John Whipple

1784–1866

14 works

1836–1878 across 12 dated works

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Jeremy Bentham and the usury law.1836
With Rhode-Islander
Mr. Whipple's speech.: Substance of a speech delivered at the Whig meeting held at the Town house, Providence, R. I., August 28, 18371837
Address of John Whipple, to the people of Rhode Island, on the approaching election.1843
Address to the people of Rhode Island on the approaching election1843

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Free trade in money, or Note-shaving, the great cause of fraud, poverty and ruin: stringent usury laws, the best defence of the people against "hard times." An answer to Jeremy Bentham.1855
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Free trade in money: or Note-shaving, the great cause of fraud, poverty and ruin: stringent usury laws, the best defence of the people against "hard times". An answer to Jeremy Bentham.1855
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Address to the people of Rhode Island on the approaching election1843
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Jeremy Bentham and the usury law.1836
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Mr. Whipple's speech.: Substance of a speech delivered at the Whig meeting held at the Town house, Providence, R. I., August 28, 18371837
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Address of John Whipple, to the people of Rhode Island, on the approaching election.1843
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A discourse in commemoration of the life and services of Daniel Webster: delivered before the citizens of Providence, November 23, 18521852
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Importance of usury laws1850
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Free trade in money the great and principal cause of fraud, poverty, and ruin: Stringent usury laws the best defence of the people against hard times. An answer to Jeremy Bentham1878
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The importance of stringent usury laws: an answer to Jeremy Bentham by John Whipple ; to which is prefixed an introduction by an American citizen1857
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The Rhode-Island question: arguments of Messrs. Whipple and Webster in the case of Martin Luther, plaintiff in error, versus Luther M. Borden and others, in the Supreme Court of the United States, January term, 1848.1848
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Stringent usury laws the best defence against "hard times"1851
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