Thomas Law
1756 – 1834
Books
- Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Law, June 13, 1814
- An address delivered before the Colombian Institute, December 17, 1825
- Upon internal taxation
- Homo's letters on a national currency
- An address to the Columbian Institute
- Considerations tending to render the policy questionable of plans for liquidating
- Memoir of the life and character of John C. Calhoun, the philosopher statesman of America
- Remarks on the report of the secretary of the Treasury
- Second thoughts on instinctive impulses
- Observations on the intended canal in Washington City
- Thoughts on the moral system
- Observations on the intended canal in Washington city
- Thoughts on instinctive impulses
- Considerations tending to render the policy questionable of plans for liquidating, within the next four years, the six per cent. stocks of the United States
- An address to the Columbian institute, on a moneyed system
- Homo's letters on a national currency addressed to the people of the United States
- A plan for one uniform circulating medium
- Report of the proceedings of the committee appointed at a meeting held at the city of Washington, on the second of April, 1824 to present a memorial to Congress praying for the establishment of a national currency
- The statesman's manual of the Constitution of the United States
- Thomas Law papers
- Heads of a proposed speech, upon the policy of renewing the company's monopoly &c
- An address to the Columbian Institute, on the question
- An address delivered before the Columbian Institute, December 17, 1825
- Ballston Springs
- The financiers A, B, C, repecting currency
- Memorial of Thomas Law, Walter Jones, and Elias B. Caldwell
- A reply to certain insinuations, published as an article in the Sixty-eighth number of the Quarterly Review
- Sketch of some late arrangements, and a view of the rising resources, in Bengal
- Thoughts on instinctive impulses
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