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At head of title: From the Detroit free press. ; Caption title. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Binder's title. ; Address . delivered before the Kalamazoo County agricultural society . 1850.--. On rivers and harbors. 1852.--The North American fisheries. 1852.--. On the Collins line of streamers. 1852.--. On our relations with Great Britain. 1865.--Admission of California. 1850.--Kansas - the territories. 1856.--. On the motion of Mr. Benton for the indefinite postponement of the Compromise bill. 1850.--Territorial governments. 1850.--. On the President's veto messages on the River and harbor appropriation bills. 1856.--. In answer to objections made by Mr. Benjamin and some other senators, to the passage of the Homestead bill. 1854.--. On the construction of a canal round the falls of the Sault Ste. Marie, in the state of Michigan. 1852.--. In reply to Governor Jones, of Tennessee; also Letter from Jefferson Davis, and Explanation of Gen. Cass. [185-?]--. On the Clayton-Bulwer treaty. 1854.--Remarks . on the presentation of resolutions of instruction from the Legislature of [Michigan] 1855. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Another issue the same year has imprint: New York, L. Scott, 1848. ; Mode of access: Internet.

All but one speech delivered in the United States Senate. ; . On the Oregon question [1846]--. On the bill to protect the rights of American settlers in Oregon. 1846.--Admission of California [1850]--River and harbor bill. [1851]--. On non-intervention. 1952.--. On the subject of the religious rights of American citizens residing or traveling in foreign countries. 1854.--. Address . to the democracy of Detroit [1854?]--. On the President's veto messages on the River and harbor appropriation bills. 1856. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Typed t.-p. supplied. ; [1] a discourse pronounced at the Capitol of the United States. 1836.--[2] To the public. [1837]--[3] Letter to Daniel Webster. 1846.--[4] Speech in reply to Mr. Benton, of Missouri . [1846]--[5] Speech on the bill providing for the prosecution of the war against Mexico. 1846.--[6] The Mexican War. [1847]--[7] Speech on the Wilmot Proviso. 1847.--[8] Letter on the war and the Wilmot Proviso. [1847]--[9] Address delivered before the New England Society of Michigan. 1849.--[10] The war with Mexico. [1848?]--[11] Remarks on the late French revolution. [1848]--[12] Diplomatic relations with Austria. [1850]--[13] Territorial governments. [1850]--[14] Remarks on the dissolution of the union, and the constitution of California. [1850]--[15] The power of Congress over the territories. [1850]--[16] Speech on the motion of Mr. Benton for the indefinite postponement of the compromise bill. [1850]--[17] Admission of California. [1850]--[18] Address delivered before the Kalamazoo County Agricultural Society. [1850?]--[19] River and harbor bill. [1851]--[20] Address delivered before the Michigan State Agricultural Society. 1851.--[21] Speech in reply to Governor Jones, of Tennessee. [1851?]--[22] Speeches in Senate of the United States, Dec'r 11 and 12, 1851. [1851]--[23] Speech on non-intervention. [1852]--[24] Remarks on the bill making a grant of public lands to Iowa to aid in constructing certain railroads. [1852]--[25] Speech on the Collins line of steamers. [1852]--[26] The North American fisheries. [1852]--[27] Speech on the construction of a canal round the falls of the Sault Ste. Marie, in the state of Michigan. [1852]--[28] Speech on rivers and harbors. [1852]--[29] Sketch of the life and public services of Gen. Lewis Cass. [1848]--[30] Life of Gen. Cass. [185-?]--[31] Jackson Democratic Association, Washington, D.C. Proceedings. [1852] ; Mode of access: Internet.

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Report on the claim of General Alexander Macomb for military pay. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Folio. Handwritten copy, English, with Spanish on verso, countersigned by Lewis Cass as Secretary of State.