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Also published in the North American Review for January, 1862. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; MAIN; E464.P3 no.6: No. 6 in a volume with binder's title: Papers on slavery, rebellion, etc. ; MAIN; E340.W4.P3: With: Daniel Webster as a jurist / by Joel Parker. 2d ed. Cambridge, [Mass.] : J. Bartlett, 1853.

Binder's title. ; v.1, no.1 Washburn, Emory. Memoir of the Hon. Joel Parker. 1876.--no.2 Joel Parker. 1876.--no.3 Daniel Webster as a jurist. 2d ed. 1853.--v.1, no.4 Personal liberty laws, (Statutes of Massachusetts) and Slavery in the territories, (Case of Dred Scott) 1861.--no.5 To the people of Massachusetts. [1867]--no.6 The true issue, and the duty of the Whigs. 1856.--no.7 The domestic and foreign relations of the United States. 1862.--v.1,no.8 The origin, organization, and influence of the towns of New England. 1867.--no.9 International law. Case of the trent. Capture and surrender of Mason and Slidell. 1862.--no.10 The first charter and the early religious legislation of Massachusetts. 1869.--v.1,no.11 An address delivered at the Centennial celebration, in Jaffrey, August 20, 1873. 1873.--v.1,no.1 The three powers of government. The origin of the United States; and The status of the Southern States, on the suppression of the rebellion. The three dangers of the republic. 1869.--v.2,no.2 Revolution and reconstruction. 1866.--no.3 The war powers of congress, and of the president. 1863.--no.4 Constitutional law and unconstitution divinity. 1863.--no.5 The right of secession. 1861.--v.2,no.6 Constitutional law; with reference to the present condition of the United States. 1862.--no.7 Habeas corpus, and martial law. 1861.--no.8 The character of the rebellion, and the conduct of the war. 1862. ; Mode of access: Internet.