Otis, Harrison Gray

Letter from an aged and a retired citizen of Boston to a member of the House of representatives of Masssachusetts, on coercive measures in aid of temperance

Investigation into the Fifteen gallon law of Massachusetts

Mr. Otis's speech in Congress, on the Sedition Law ...

Report of the committee to whom was referred, on the 25th of November last, the letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, announcing his resignation

Amendments proposed by Mr. Otis, to the tenth section of the bill to establish an uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the United States, to be inserted after the word "impeached" in the 13th line, instead of the remainder of the section

1798

An address to the members of the City council on the removal of the municipal government to the Old State House

1830

Eulogy on Gen. Alexander Hamilton

1804

Eulogy on General Alexander Hamilton

1980

How an earlier Filipino outbreak was averted in 1899

1904

Letter from an aged and a retired citizen of Boston

1848

Letter from an aged and a retired citizen of Boston to a member of the House of Representatives of Massachusetts

1982

Letter from the Hon. Harrison G. Otis, to the Hon. William Heath

1980

Letter, from the Hon. Harrison G. Otis, to the Hon. William Heath, as chairman of the Roxbury Committee, for petitioning Congress, against permitting merchant vessels to arm

1798

Letters in defence of the Hartford Convention, and the people of Massachusetts

1824

A letter to the Hon. John Quincey Adams

1808

Mr. Otis's speech in Congress, on the sedition law

1818

Mr. Otis's speech to the citizens of Boston on the evening preceding the late election, of member to Congress

1830

Mr. Otis submitted the following motion for consideration

1818

Otis' letters in defence of the Hartford Convention

1824

Speech of Mr. Otis, on the restriction of slavery in Missouri

1820

An oration delivered July 4, 1788

1788

Letters developing the characters and views of the Hartford convention

1820

Otis' letters in defence of the Hartford Convention and the people of Massachusetts

1824

Letter from H.G. Otis and Prentiss Mellen, Esquires, to His Excellency the Governor

1818