Address of the convention to the free electors of New-Jersey, 1814.

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Address of the convention to the free electors of New-Jersey, 1814.

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Pamphlet containing address by William Coxe (U.S. representative from New Jersey and president of the convention), and resolutions passed by the convention.

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Camden County Historical Society

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Coxe, William, 1762-1831

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William Coxe (1762-1831), a pomologist, was one of the foremost fruit growers in America who experimented with new varieties of fruits at his home in Burlington, New Jersey. He collected specimens from the United States and abroad. A view of the cultivation of fruit trees in America is classic of American pomological literature. It is considered by many specialists as the illustrative evidence of fruit culture during the colonial and revolutionary period of the new American nation. William A. Ta...

Federal Party (N.J.)

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