1829 · [Providence]
[Providence]: printed for the use of the Freeman, by order of the town, 1829. 8vo, pp. 12; self-wrappers, stitched, as issued; lightly toned, else fine. U.S. Senator's Theodore Francis Green's copy, with his lightly penciled ownership signature at the top of the first leaf. At the time the oldest serving member of the Senate, Green (1867-1966) was Governor of R.I. 1933-37, and U.S. Senator 1937-61. Together with: City Charter, proposed for the adoption of the freemen of Providence, at a town meeting to be holden October 22, 1831. Providence, R.I.: Cranston & Hammond, printers, 1831. pp.16; self-wrappers, stitched, as issued; moderate worming but sense (truncated)