Political opinions, particularly respecting the seat of federal empire
Subtitle: being an attempt to demonstrate the utility, justice, and convenience of erecting the great city in the centre of the states, or in the centre of their power, most humbly inscribed to His Excellency the president
By: by a Citizen of America.
Contributors: American Imprint Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Printed [by Charles Fierer] for the author
Published: 194u
Place of publication: [Georgetown]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: United States -- Capital and capitol -- Early works to 1800.
Notes: Photocopy. New York : New York Public Library, [194-?].
Proposing that the capital be situated on the Potomac River.
Printer and place of printing suggested in correspondence between Kenneth R. Bowling, of Madison, Wis. and Leonard Beck of LC. Bowling also identifies John O'Connor, a minor literary figure of the 1780s, as a possible author.
Photocopy of Evans 22072.