An Address Before the Citizens Of Cambridge, October 1, 1856

Cambridge, James Munroe and Comp., 1856.Original printed wrappers (spine dam.). 92 pp.A speech given by Joel Parker, professor of constitutional law at Harvard and later the Governor of New Jersey, concerning the constitutionality of new states being admitted to the Union and representation. Parker opposes the admission of new slave states on the grounds that they gain disproportionate representation… Read more about this item

Cambridg: James Munroe and Company, 1856. 92pp. Paper wrappers. Spine worn at head and foot. Wrappers tanned, bottom right corner torn. Overall a very good. The text of a speech given by Joel Parker, at the time a professor of constitutional law at Harvard and later the Governor of New Jersey, concerning the constitutionality of new states being admitted… Read more about this item

Cambridge: James Munroe, 1856. 92. 8vo. Printed wrappers, small piece of upper wrapper excised. 92. 8vo. "Non-Extension of Slavery and Constitutional Represntaion." on upper top wrapper.

paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.