The Whig charge of intolerance against the New Hampshire democracy and Gen. Franklin Pierce

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  Franklin Pierce, Greenland, New Hampshire, letter to Ticknor & Company :

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  In a letter presumably about Nathaniel Hawthorne's Life of Franklin Pierce, Pierce requests that a copy of the engraving be sent to him at Rockingham House. Mentions that Hawthorne is at the shoals for several days.

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  Speech of William E. Robinson : in exposition of New Hampshire Democracy in its relation to Catholic emancipation, including a scrutiny of the part taken with reference thereto, by Gen. Franklin Pierce. And an exposure of the false pretences and false assertions of George M. Dallas and others, respecting the action of the Whigs of New Hampshire

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  Speech of John H. George, esq. : of Concord, at the mass convention of the democracy of New Hampshire, in honor of the nomination of Gen. Franklin Pierce, held at Concord, N.H., June 10, 1852

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  Franklin Pierce, Concord, New Hampshire, letter to William D. Ticknor, Boston :

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  In a letter presumably about Nathaniel Hawthorne's Life of Franklin Pierce, Pierce reports that Hawthorne is ill so there will be a delay in the work now in hand. He also inquires about an engraving. Includes addressed envelope.

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  Franklin Pierce, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, letter to William D. Ticknor, Boston :

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  In a letter presumably about Nathaniel Hawthorne's Life of Franklin Pierce, Pierce states that he received the biography and sends thanks. Mentions that he saw Hawthorne at the shoals yesterday.

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  Franklin Pierce, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, letter to William D. Ticknor, Boston :

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  In a letter presumably about Nathaniel Hawthorne's Life of Franklin Pierce, Pierce mentions that his friend has written a notice on the book that he will send to Ticknor, suggests it should be published in the Post. A postscript discusses booksellers.

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