Rhode Island

Recent Arrivals in Rhode Island

• SPEECH OF THE HON. TRISTAM BURGES, OF RHODE ISLAND, AT THE PUBLIC DINNER GIVEN HIM BY THE CITIZENS OF NEW-YORK, MARCH 30, 1831. Burges, Tristam. (1831)
• Standing together: Union busting at Browne and Sharpe. A photo essay with strike documents. Clinker, Duane. (1982)
• Share No. 20 of The Powdermill Turnpike Corporation. POWDERMILL TURNPIKE CORPORATION.
• Memoir Concerning the French Settlements and French Settlers in the Colony of Rhode Island. Elisha R. Potter. (1996)
• The Art of Excelling; An oration: delivered in the Benevolent Congregational Meeting-House, at Providence, before the Society of the Federal Adelphi; on their anniversary, September 5, A.D. 1799. Tristam Burges. (1799)
• Deborah Turbeville's Newport Remembered: A Photographic Portrait of a Gilded Past. Turbeville, Deborah; Auchincloss, Louis (Text by). (1994)
• Ugly crier. Artigliere, Jess. (2016)
• Massachusetts and Rhode Island. COLTON, J.H. (1857)
• The Dorr War or the constitutional struggle in Rhode Island. Mowry, Arthur May; introduction by Albert Bushnell Hart. (1901)
• TO THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE BOARD OF FELLOWS TO REVISE THE COURSE OF STUDIES IN BROWN UNIVERSITY, THE PROFESSOR OF THE LATIN & GREEK LANGUAGES & LITERATURE BEGS LEAVE TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING REPORT IN ANSWER TO THE QUESTIONS WHICH THEY HAVE PROPOSED.... [Brown University] Elton, Romeo?. (1840)
• ADDRESS OF THE WHIG STATE CONVENTION TO THE PEOPLE OF RHODE-ISLAND. [Election of 1848]. (1848)
• A REPORT OF THE TRIAL OF THE REV. EPHRAIM K. AVERY, BEFORE THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT OF RHODE ISLAND, ON AN INDICTMENT FOR THE MURDER OF SARAH MARIA CORNELL; CONTAINING A FULL STATEMENT OF THE TESTIMONY, TOGETHER WITH THE ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL, AND THE CHARGE TO THE JURY. BY RICHARD HILDRETH, ATTORNEY AT LAW. WITH A MAP. Hildreth, Richard. (1833)
• From Cuttyhunk to Point Judith. U.S. COAST SURVEY. (1877)
• Oration Delivered Before the Municipal Authorities and Citizens of Providence, on the Eighty-Fourth Anniversary of American Independence, July 4, 1860. Thomas M. Clark. (1860)
• Rhode Island. LEWIS, Samuel. (1805)
• A history of Rhode Island working people. Buhle, Paul, Scott Molloy [and] Gail Sansbury, eds. (1983)
• PRIDE WITHOUT PREJUDICE The Life of John O. Pastore. Morgenthau, Ruth S. [foreword by Governor Edward D. DiPrete]. (1989)
• THE NORTH-AMERICAN CALENDAR: OR, THE RHODE-ISLAND ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST 1786...BY COPERNICUS PARTRIDGE, A.M.. [West, Benjamin]. (1785)
• T.W. DORR. INAUGURATED GOVERNOR OF RHODE ISLAND, MAY 3D 1842. "THE PROCESS OF THIS COURT DOES NOT REACH THE MAN WITHIN. THE COURT CANNOT SHAKE THE CONVICTIONS OF THE MIND, NOR THE FIXED PURPOSE WHICH IS SUSTAINED BY INTEGRITY OF HEART. FROM THIS SENTENCE OF THE COURT I APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF OUR STATE AND OF OUR COUNTRY. THEY SHALL DECIDE BETWEEN US." EXTT FROM DORR'S SPEECH, NEWPORT, R.I., JUNE 25TH, 1844. [Currier, Nathaniel and Charles]. (1844)
• Jointness at GM: Company unionism in the 21st century. Leary, Elly and Marybeth Menaker. (1996)
• The Geranium Leaf. An original tale. Valchiusa, Luom del (pseud. George Flagg Man). (1840)
• Questions answered no. 1. A reply to the most consistent and persistent opponent of Socialism, the Providence Visitory (Catholic). 25 pointed, pertinent and pungent questions are given a direct answer, lucid, concise, comprehensive and consistent. Hurst, Fred. (1914)
• Magazine of New England History, Vol 3, Number 2, April 1893. (1893)
• Poems. By the late Josias Lyndon Arnold, Esq; of St. Johnsbury (Vermont) formerly of Providence and a tutor in Rhode-Island College. Josias Lyndon Arnold. (1797)