Lucy Kenney

Lucy Kenney's books

A pamphlet, showing how easily the wand of a magician may be broken, and that, if Amos Kendall can manage the United States mail well, a female of the United States can manage his better; also, that if shin plasters be good for shins, they are good for

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A death blow to the principles of abolition

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A Letter Addressed to Martin Van Buren, President of the United States

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A refutation of the principles of abolition;

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The Strongest of All Government is that which is Most Free

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A letter addressed to Martin Van Buren, president of the United States, in answer to the late attack upon the Navy, by the official organ of the government 1838 [Leather Bound]

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A Death Blow to the Principles of Abolition

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The Strongest of All Government Is That Which Is Most Free: An Address to the People of the United States

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Description of a visit to Washington,: Treating of the public, patriotic feelings which pervade the citizens--the public buildings ... with a ... of the present course of the administration

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A Reply to A Letter Addressed to Mr. Van Buren, President of the United States;

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