8vo. pp. 542.45
Not in Mr. Sabin’s Dictionary of Books relating to America, and Mr. Dawson, who had heard of such an edition, was unable to find a copy.
The Federalist. Washington. 1831.
The / Federalist, / on / The New Constitution, / written in / the Year 1788, / by / Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay, / With an Appendix, / Containing the Original Articles of Confederation; the / Letter of General Washington, as President of the / Convention, to the President of Congress; the Consti-/ tution of the United States, and the Amendments to / the Constitution. / A New Edition, / with a Table of Contents, / and / a copious Alphabetical Index. / The Numbers written by Mr. Madison corrected by Himself. / Washington: / Published by Thompson & Homans. / Way & Gideon, Printers. / 1831.
12mo. pp. vii, 3-420.C. 46
The first edition with an index, prepared by Phillip R. Fendall.
The Federalist. Hallowell. 1837.
The / Federalist, / on / the New Constitution, / written in the year 1788, / by / Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Madison, and Mr. Jay: / with / an Appendix, / Containing / the Letters of Pacificus and Helvidius / on the / Proclamation of Neutrality of 1793; / also, / the Original Articles of Confederation, and the / Constitution of the United States, / with the Amendments made thereto. / A New Edition. / The Numbers written by Mr. Madison corrected by Himself. / Hallowell: / Glazier, Masters & Smith. / 1837.
8vo. pp. 500.A., C. 47
The Federalist. Rio de Janeiro. 1840.