David Redick

4 books

Monetary Revolution-USA: Allow Gold-Backed Money from Private Mints, Abolish Legal Tender Laws and the Fed by David Redick

Monetary Revolution-USA: Allow Gold-Backed Money from Private Mints, Abolish Legal Tender Laws and the Fed

David Redick

148 pages • missing pub info (editions)

nonfiction business economics challenging informative medium-paced
The Debate on the Constitution, Part 1: Federalist and Anti-Federalist Speeches, Articles, and Letters During the Struggle over Ratification: September 1787 to February 1788 by George Lee Turberville, Abraham Holmes, James Wadsworth, John Stevens Jr., Joseph Bradley Varnum, Charles Jarvis, Christopher Gore, Alexander Hamilton, Isaac Backus, Thomas Dawes Jr., Samuel Thomspon, Elbridge Gerry, Nathaniel Barrell, Edmund Randolph, Luther Martin, Francis Hopkinson, Noah Webster, John Adams, Fisher Ames, Samuel West, David Redick, Tench Coxe, Oliver Ellsworth, Samuel Osgood, Samuel Adams, John Hancock, Samuel Nasson, Samuel Holden Parsons, Louis-Guillaume Otto, Martin Kinsley, James Wilson, Increase Sumner, Amos Singletary, Lawrence Taliaferro, George Bryan, John Smilie, Ezra Stiles, Robert Whitehill, Benjamin Workman, Benjamin Franklin, George Mason, William Widgery, Joseph Barrell, William Findley, Bernard Bailyn, Richard Henry Lee, Isaac Snow, Pelatiah Webster, Samuel Huntington, James Madison, William Heath, William Jones, Thomas Baker Wait, Charles Turner, Jonathan Smith, James Iredell, Arthur Lee, Benjamin Rush, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Timothy Pickering, Samuel Bryan, Roger Sherman, Daniel Shute, Eleonore François Elie, James Winthrop

The Debate on the Constitution, Part 1: Federalist and Anti-Federalist Speeches, Articles, and Letters During the Struggle over Ratification: September 1787 to February 1788

George Lee Turberville, Abraham Holmes, James Wadsworth, John Stevens Jr., Joseph Bradley Varnum, Charles Jarvis, Christopher Gore, Alexander Hamilton, Isaac Backus, Thomas Dawes Jr., Samuel Thomspon, Elbridge Gerry, Nathaniel Barrell, Edmund Randolph, Luther Martin, Francis Hopkinson, Noah Webster, John Adams, Fisher Ames, Samuel West, David Redick, Tench Coxe, Oliver Ellsworth, Samuel Osgood, Samuel Adams, John Hancock, Samuel Nasson, Samuel Holden Parsons, Louis-Guillaume Otto, Martin Kinsley, James Wilson, Increase Sumner, Amos Singletary, Lawrence Taliaferro, George Bryan, John Smilie, Ezra Stiles, Robert Whitehill, Benjamin Workman, Benjamin Franklin, George Mason, William Widgery, Joseph Barrell, William Findley, Bernard Bailyn, Richard Henry Lee, Isaac Snow, Pelatiah Webster, Samuel Huntington, James Madison, William Heath, William Jones, Thomas Baker Wait, Charles Turner, Jonathan Smith, James Iredell, Arthur Lee, Benjamin Rush, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Timothy Pickering, Samuel Bryan, Roger Sherman, Daniel Shute, Eleonore François Elie, James Winthrop

1214 pages • first pub 1993 (editions)

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The Debate on the Constitution, Part 1: Federalist and Anti-Federalist Speeches, Articles, and Letters During the Struggle over Ratification: September 1787 to February 1788 by George Lee Turberville, Abraham Holmes, James Wadsworth, John Stevens Jr., Joseph Bradley Varnum, Charles Jarvis, Christopher Gore, Alexander Hamilton, Isaac Backus, Thomas Dawes Jr., Samuel Thomspon, Elbridge Gerry, Nathaniel Barrell, Edmund Randolph, Francis Hopkinson, Noah Webster, Fisher Ames, Samuel West, David Redick, Tench Coxe, Oliver Ellsworth, Samuel Osgood, John Hancock, Samuel Nasson, Samuel Holden Parsons, James Wilson, Louis-Guillaume Otto, Martin Kinsley, Increase Sumner, Amos Singletary, Lawrence Taliaferro, George Bryan, John Smilie, Samuel Adams, Martin Luther, Ezra Stiles, Robert Whitehill, Benjamin Workman, Benjamin Franklin, George Mason, William Widgery, Joseph Barrell, William Findley, Bernard Bailyn, Richard Henry Lee, Isaac Snow, Pelatiah Webster, John Adams, Samuel Huntington, James Madison, William Heath, William Jones, Thomas Baker Wait, Charles Turner, Jonathan Smith, James Iredell, Arthur Lee, Benjamin Rush, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Timothy Pickering, Samuel Bryan, Roger Sherman, Daniel Shute, Eleonore François Elie, James Winthrop

The Debate on the Constitution, Part 1: Federalist and Anti-Federalist Speeches, Articles, and Letters During the Struggle over Ratification: September 1787 to February 1788

George Lee Turberville, Abraham Holmes, James Wadsworth, John Stevens Jr., Joseph Bradley Varnum, Charles Jarvis, Christopher Gore, Alexander Hamilton, Isaac Backus, Thomas Dawes Jr., Samuel Thomspon, Elbridge Gerry, Nathaniel Barrell, Edmund Randolph, Francis Hopkinson, Noah Webster, Fisher Ames, Samuel West, David Redick, Tench Coxe, Oliver Ellsworth, Samuel Osgood, John Hancock, Samuel Nasson, Samuel Holden Parsons, James Wilson, Louis-Guillaume Otto, Martin Kinsley, Increase Sumner, Amos Singletary, Lawrence Taliaferro, George Bryan, John Smilie, Samuel Adams, Martin Luther, Ezra Stiles, Robert Whitehill, Benjamin Workman, Benjamin Franklin, George Mason, William Widgery, Joseph Barrell, William Findley, Bernard Bailyn, Richard Henry Lee, Isaac Snow, Pelatiah Webster, John Adams, Samuel Huntington, James Madison, William Heath, William Jones, Thomas Baker Wait, Charles Turner, Jonathan Smith, James Iredell, Arthur Lee, Benjamin Rush, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Timothy Pickering, Samuel Bryan, Roger Sherman, Daniel Shute, Eleonore François Elie, James Winthrop

1214 pages • missing pub info (editions)

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A Guide for Republican Candidates: This Book Promotes the Traditional GOP Principles of ?Limited Government?, and ?Comply with the Constitution?. This by David Redick

A Guide for Republican Candidates: This Book Promotes the Traditional GOP Principles of ?Limited Government?, and ?Comply with the Constitution?. This

David Redick

188 pages • missing pub info (editions)

nonfiction politics medium-paced