Mathew Carey1760 — 1839 · 545 obras en el catálogoAmerican publisher and economistTambién catalogado como: Carey, MathewObras — página 4TThree letters on the present calamitous state of affairsThree letters on the present calamitous state of affairsFFacts and observations, illustrative of the past and presentFacts and observations, illustrative of the past and present situation, and future prospects of the United StatesTThe crisisThe crisisTThe prospect before us, or, Facts and observations, illustraThe prospect before us, or, Facts and observations, illustrative of the past & present situation, and future prospects of the United StatesTTwenty-one golden rules to depress agriculture, impede the pTwenty-one golden rules to depress agriculture, impede the progress of manufactures, paralize commerce, impair national resources, produce a constant fluctuation in the value of every species of property, and blight and blast the bounties of nature ... in a word, to cripple a great nation ...AA warning voice to the cotton and tobacco planters, farmers,A warning voice to the cotton and tobacco planters, farmers, and merchants of the United States, on the pernicious consequences to their respective interests of the existing policy of the countryTTo the citizens of the United States, whether farmers, plantTo the citizens of the United States, whether farmers, planters, mechanics, manufacturers, merchants, or traders, without distinction of section, party, profession, or occupationHHamiltonHamiltonEEssays tending to prove the ruinous effects of the policy ofEssays tending to prove the ruinous effects of the policy of the United States, on the three classes, farmers, planters, and merchantsPPolitical economyPolitical economyCColbertColbertAAddress delivered before the Philadelphia Society for PromotAddress delivered before the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture, at its meeting on the twentieth of July, 1824EEmigration from Ireland, and immigration into the United StaEmigration from Ireland, and immigration into the United StatesCCommon sense addresses to the citizens of the southern stateCommon sense addresses to the citizens of the southern states ...TThe protecting systemThe protecting systemIInfant schoolsInfant schoolsLLetter from a citizen of Philadelphia, to a member of the leLetter from a citizen of Philadelphia, to a member of the legislature of HarrisburgPProspects on and beyond the RubiconProspects on and beyond the RubiconPProspects on the RubiconProspects on the RubiconPProspects beyond the RubiconProspects beyond the RubiconBBrief view of the system of internal improvement of the statBrief view of the system of internal improvement of the state of PennsylvaniaTTo the citizens of the United StatesTo the citizens of the United StatesAAnnals of liberality, generosity, public spirit, &cAnnals of liberality, generosity, public spirit, &cCCollectaneaCollectanea AnteriorPágina 4 de 23Siguiente
TThree letters on the present calamitous state of affairsThree letters on the present calamitous state of affairs
FFacts and observations, illustrative of the past and presentFacts and observations, illustrative of the past and present situation, and future prospects of the United States
TThe prospect before us, or, Facts and observations, illustraThe prospect before us, or, Facts and observations, illustrative of the past & present situation, and future prospects of the United States
TTwenty-one golden rules to depress agriculture, impede the pTwenty-one golden rules to depress agriculture, impede the progress of manufactures, paralize commerce, impair national resources, produce a constant fluctuation in the value of every species of property, and blight and blast the bounties of nature ... in a word, to cripple a great nation ...
AA warning voice to the cotton and tobacco planters, farmers,A warning voice to the cotton and tobacco planters, farmers, and merchants of the United States, on the pernicious consequences to their respective interests of the existing policy of the country
TTo the citizens of the United States, whether farmers, plantTo the citizens of the United States, whether farmers, planters, mechanics, manufacturers, merchants, or traders, without distinction of section, party, profession, or occupation
EEssays tending to prove the ruinous effects of the policy ofEssays tending to prove the ruinous effects of the policy of the United States, on the three classes, farmers, planters, and merchants
AAddress delivered before the Philadelphia Society for PromotAddress delivered before the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture, at its meeting on the twentieth of July, 1824
EEmigration from Ireland, and immigration into the United StaEmigration from Ireland, and immigration into the United States
CCommon sense addresses to the citizens of the southern stateCommon sense addresses to the citizens of the southern states ...
LLetter from a citizen of Philadelphia, to a member of the leLetter from a citizen of Philadelphia, to a member of the legislature of Harrisburg
BBrief view of the system of internal improvement of the statBrief view of the system of internal improvement of the state of Pennsylvania
AAnnals of liberality, generosity, public spirit, &cAnnals of liberality, generosity, public spirit, &c
