William Vans
1763 โ 1840
Books
- A new edition of the demand of William Vans, on Stephen Codman, and the heirs of John & Richard Codman for the sum of 370.000 silver dollars
- A short history of the life of William Vans, a native citizen of Massachusetts
- A short history of the life of William Vans
- A true statement of the demand of William Vans
- Statement of facts showing the debt due to Vans by John and Richard Codman, who were condemned in France while both were living, to deliver William Vans 45,513 francs rentes per year, that amounted in 1829 to upwards of 534,054 dollars
- A new edition of the demand of William Vans on Stephen Codman and the heirs of John & Richard Codman for the sum of 370,000 silver dollars, due him on final judgment rendered in France, at the Court of Appeal in Paris
- An Appeal to the Public
- The claim of William Vans ... on the heirs of John & Richard Codman
- Case of William Vans
- A Statement of Facts
- To the honorable Senate and House of Representatives, in General Court assembled
- The life of William Vans, written by himself, stating the conduct of John and Richard Codman, merchants, in Paris. Their heirs, who circulated reports injurious to his character, slandered his good name, induced him to place before the public, business done by Freeman and Vans...that people may know William Vans...
- Demand of William Vans, on Stephen Codman, and the heirs of John and Richard Codman, with a letter written by John Lowell, Esq. to C.R. Codman, No. 6, and Vans' Reply to that Letter. No. 9.
- Reports in the legislature of Massachusetts on the case of William Vans
- A statement of facts, relating to the demand of William Vans on the estates of Messrs. John & Richard Codman, at Boston, deceased
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