Thoughts / upon the / Political Situation / of the / United States of America, / in which that of / Massachusetts / Is more particularly considered. / With some / Observations on the Constitution / for a / Federal Government. / Addressed to the People of the Union. / By a Native of Boston. / ... / ... / ... / Printed at Worcester, Massachusetts, / by Isaiah Thomas, MDCCLXXXVIII.
8vo. pp. 209.M., B. A., S. 82
Signed at end “Civis.” The authorship of this pamphlet is also frequently given to G. R. Minot, but both Sabin and Cushing give it as above. Reviewed in The American Magazine, 744 and 804.
[Jay (John)]. See also Nos. 32-66.
An / Address / to the / People / of the / State of New-York / On the Subject of the Constitution, / Agreed upon at Philadelphia, / the 17th of September, 1787. / New-York: / Printed by Samuel London, Printer to the State.
4to. pp. 19.N., B. A., C. S. 83
Reprinted in Ford’s Pamphlets on the Constitution.
Jay (John).
An Address to the People of the State of New York, on the Subject of the Constitution. [Brooklyn, N. Y.: 1887.]
8vo. pp. 20.84