Report and resolves in relation to a congress of nations.

[Boston, Massachusetts?] : [publisher not identified], [1837]

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"In Senate, April 4, 1837. The Joint Special Committee, to whom was referred an Order of the 16th ultimo, for the consideration of the expediency of memorializing Congress, or the Executive of the United States, on the subject of opening a negotiation with such other governments as may be deemed most judicious, with a view of establishing a Congress or Court of Nations, to be either permanent or otherwise, for considering such measures as may be deemed most suitable for devising and introducing some other system, more congenial with the moral and religious, as well as physical advancement of the age, than an appeal to arms, for a redress of national grievances; and to whom, also, was referred the Memorials of Thomas Thompson, Jr. and the Executive Committee of the Massachusetts Peace Society, in reference to this subject, report..."--Page [3].

Report signed by Stephen Fairbanks.

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Print version: Massachusetts. General Court. Joint Special Committee on a Congress of Nations. Report and resolves in relation to a congress of nations. [Boston?] [1837] (OCoLC)426227862

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