The Life and Times of M. Van Buren. The Correspondence of His Friends, Family and Pupils, Together with Brief Notices, Sketches and Anecdotes Illustrative of the Public Career of J. K. Polk, B. F. Butler, EtcCooke, 1846 - 308 pages |
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