Erastus Brooks

Erastus Brooks Erastus Brooks (January 31, 1815 – November 25, 1886) was an American newspaper editor and politician from New York. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Speech of Hon. Erastus Brooks, in the Senate, Feb. 7th, 8th, and 13th, 1855 : the Lemmon slave case and slavery--secret societies and oaths--grounds of opposition to Mr. Seward--the common schools of New York--the Bible in our schools--the pure franchise--a better system of naturalization--American ambassadors abroad--American rulers at home.
    by Brooks, Erastus, 1815-1886
    Published 1855
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    Speech of Hon. Erastus Brooks at Hartford, Conn., July 8, 1856 : Mr. Fillmore's claims on northern men and union men, for the presidency : the man and his measures, his opponents and their measures, slavery, anti-slavery, Romanism, Americanism, and patriotism.
    by Brooks, Erastus, 1815-1886
    Published 1856
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    Speech of Hon. E. Brooks, on the Church property bill : The Papal power in the State, and the resistance to this power in the temporalities of the Church, as recently seen in the United States and Europe.
    by Brooks, Erastus, 1815-1886
    Published 1855
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    The controversy between Senator Brooks and "+ John," Archbishop of New York : growing out of the speech of Senator Brooks on the church property bill in the N.Y. state Senate, March 6, 1855 /
    by Brooks, Erastus, 1815-1886
    Published 1855
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    Essex gazette.
    Published 1827
    Other Authors: “...Brooks, Erastus, 1815-1886...”
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