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 484 Bibliographies Remarks ... in the Senate. . . June 17, 1850. Together with Mr. Web- ster's Letter to Robert H. Gardiner, Esq. and Other Citizens of Maine. Washington, 1850. Speech ... on the Compromise Bill, Delivered in the Senate ... on the 17th day of July, 1850. Washington, 1850. Correspondence between Mr. Webster and his New Hampshire Neighbors. Washington. . . . 1850. [Speech at Sjrracuse. Pamphlet.] Mirror Office, New York, 1851. Speech to the Young Men of Albany, Wednesday, May 28, 1851. Albany, 1851. Washington, 1851. . . . Speeches at Buffalo, S3?Tacuse, and Albany, May 1 85 1. [1851]. Speeches ... at Capon Springs, Virginia. . . . June 28, 1851. Washington, 1851. . . . Address at the Laying of the Comer Stone of the Addition to the Capitol July 4th, 1851. . . Washington. . . 1851. Speeches Delivered at a Dinner Given to the Hon. Daniel Webster by the Reform Convention of Maryland. Washington, 1851. Speech ... at the Celebration of the New York New England Society, Decem- ber 23, 1850. Washington, 1851. The Austro-Hungarian Question; Correspondence between J. G. Huelsemann . . . and Webster. Washington. . . 1851. London, 1851 [different title]. Address Delivered before the New York Historical Society, February 23, 1852. 1852. [On the Dignity and Importance of History.] Speech in the Great India Rubber Suit heard at Trenton, N. J., in March, 1852, in the Circuit Court. . . . 1852. Address Delivered in Faneuil Hall, May 22, 1852, at the Request of the City Coun- cil of Boston. Boston, 1852. [City Document No. 31.] Memorial of James Fenimore Cooper. 1852. [Contains a speech by Webster.] Newly discovered Fourth of July Oration ; Delivered at Fryeburg, Maine, in. . . 1802. . . . Boston, 1882. Fryeburg, 1882. Speech [against Napoleon]. Century Magazine. Vol. 28, p. 469. [1895.] IV. Contributions to Periodicals A. Monthly Anthology, Boston: (i) Original Criticism. First Canto of Terrible Tractoration. April, 1805. (2) Review of A Treatise Concerning PoU- tical Inquiry and the Liberty of the Press by Tunis Wortman. Oct., 1806. (3) Review of Johnson's New York Supreme Court Reports, vol. i, part l. April, 1807. (4) The French Language. Dec, 1807. (5) Review of An Ele- mentary Treatise on Pleading in Civil Action by Edward Lawes. 1808. B. North American Review: (i) Review of Extraordinary Red Book, London, 1816. Dec, 1816. (2) Review of (a) An Account of the Battle of Bunker Hill by H. Dearborn (b) A Letter to Major-General Dearborn by Daniel Putnam. July, 1818. (3) Review of Wheaton's Supreme Court Reports, vol. 3. Dec, 1818. (4) Examination of some Remarks in the Quarterly Review on the Laws of Creditor and Debtor in the United States. July, 1820. C. National Intelligencer: (i) The Supreme Court, i Mar., 1836. (2) Re- sults of the Session. 6 Mar., 1837. (3) Remarks on the Fiscal Banks. 15 June, 1841. (4) On the Proposed Fiscal Banks. 16 June, 1841. (5) The Proposed Fiscal Baiiks. 17 June, 1841. (6) The EngUsh Mission. 15 July, 1841. (7) The British Special Mission, i Mar., 1842. (8) The Boundary Maps. 27 Feb.,