Original publisher's beige wrappers. Possibly disbound. No date, circa 1808-1811. 4 3/4" x 8 1/4." Fourteen pages, complete. Pages are clean and intact overall. Foxing and light dampstaining throughout. Slight chipping at the spine. Small chip in upper-right corner on front cover and at the top of Page 5 not affecting text. Fore-edge of pages slightly clipped but entire text is still readable. A Very Good copy. A piece of propaganda that calls for the people of Massachusetts to support Federalist government officials who would distance the United States from England and France. The pamphlet voices opposition against Democratic-Republicans and anyone who would support a war with England or France. This publication alludes to the nearing War of 1812. During this time, Federalists felt that Democratic-Republicans were too closely aligned with England while Democratic-Republicans accused Federalists of allying themselves too close with France. Fears of being under the rule of a foreign power yet again following the American Revolutionary War are voiced frequently. The pamphlet also mentions contemporary politicians such as Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and Napoleon.
Title: A Word to Federalists and to Those Who Love the Memory of Washington.
Location Published: Boston, MA?,
Binding: Soft cover
Book Condition: Very Good
Type: Book
Categories: Literature, U.S. History
Seller ID: 022979
