Hamilton, James

Report, Ordinance, and Addresses of the Convention of the People of South Carolina

Important correspondence on the subject of state interposition

Speech of James Hamilton, Jr. of South Carolina, in the House of Representatives, February 5, 1827, on the abuses of a government press

Five letters to Governor Hamilton

National and state rights, considered by the Hon. George M'Duffie, under the signature of One of the people, in reply to the "Trio,"

Eulogium on Col

National and state rights, considered, by "One of the people," in reply to the "Trio."

A speech [on the] operation of the tariff on the interests of the South, and the constitutional means of redressing its evils

Important correspondence on the subject of state interposition, between His Excellency Gov. Hamilton, and Hon. John C. Calhoun

An oration, delivered on the Fourth of July, 1821, before the Cincinnati and Revolution societies

The introductory address of Governor Hamilton, at the first meeting of the Charleston State Rights and Free Trade Association of South-Carolina, held at Lege's Long-Room, on August 1, 1831

Speech of Mr. Hamilton, of South Carolina, on the Panama mission