An address to the freemen of the state of Rhode-Island..
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First edition
Newport: printed by Rousmaniere & Hauser, n.d., 1810 . First edition, 8vo, pp. 23, 1 ; title a little toned; library boards; very good. Potter was one of Rhode Island's representatives in Congress. This is one of his early addresses to his constituents in Rhode Island regarding the expenses and excesses of the federal government in Washington. Apparently Potter's first book - none is listed earlier in Bartlett. American Imprints 21126; Bartlett, p. 206;
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