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To the electors of Baltimore County. : Gentlemen, A late attack, by Doctor Thomas Cradock, on my character, as one of your representatives in Assembly ... induces me to address you...

by Ridgely, Charles, 1733-1790.
Published 1784

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To the public. : It is with extreme pain I have discovered that the tongue of defamation has been busy with my reputation. ...

by Sterett, Samuel, 1758-1833.
Published 1788

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To the freemen of Baltimore-town, and the fourth district. : Brethren and fellow citizens, The new constitution is not out of the reach of danger. ...

by Plain-Truth, Tom.
Published 1789

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To the voters of Anne-Arundel and Prince-George's Counties. : This address to you is meant to set in a clear light the character of the two candidates who are up for Congress. ...

by Voter.
Published 1792

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To the public. : Friends and fellow-citizens, In times of election the best characters are frequently most basely slandered, for the purposes of party ...

by Allison, Patrick, 1740-1802.
Published 1789

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To the voters of Anne-Arundel and Prince-George's Counties. This address to you is meant to set in a clear light the character of the two candidates who are up for Congress.

by Voter.
Published 1792

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Candidates to represent this state in Congress.

Published 1788

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Electors to Congress.

Published 1788

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To the voters of Baltimore County.

by Friend to your welfare.
Published 1787

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To the electors of Baltimore County. : During the last election, Mr. Charles Ridgely (of William) publicly avowed an intention of quitting his seat in assembly next fall ... in con...

by Lux, George, 1754-1797.
Published 1786

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Mr. Mercer considers Mr. Ross's publication against him in no other respect worthy of reply, than as it contains one continued tissue of misrepresentation of sentiment and mistatem...

by Mercer, John Francis, 1759-1821.
Published 1792

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An off-hand reply to Voter, &c. : Mr. Mercer has had too much experience to expect to make a livelihood of politics--This is a mean dirty suggestion of some speculator ...

by Mercer, John Francis, 1759-1821.
Published 1792

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An Address to the voters of Anne-Arundel and Prince-George's Counties, and city of Annapolis.

Published 1798

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Agreed that the principles and designs of men are to be tried by their actions. ...

Published 1789

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To the voters of Baltimore-Town. : Gentlemen, We take the liberty to lay before you copies of the following letters that have passed between James M'Henry and John Coulter, Esquire...

by Chase, Samuel, 1741-1811.
Published 1788

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The Chesapeak ticket.

Published 1791

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To the voters of Maryland. : On Monday next, you are to elect six representatives in Congress ...

by Citizen.
Published 1790

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No Mercer! : No man for Congress who disregards the instructions of our legislature!--Mr. Mercer was directed, by our Assembly ...

by Farmer.
Published 1792

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To the voters of Baltimore Town and County : charges, ill-founded and malicious ... have been made to injure the private and public character of Mr. William M'Laughlin, and to prev...

by Gibson, William, 1753-1832.
Published 1791

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To the voters of Ann-Arundel County. : On Monday, the second day of next month, you are to elect delegates to represent you in the General Assembly for the ensuing year. ...

by Friend to paper money.
Published 1786

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