The Columbian Union, Containing General and Particular Explanations of Government, and the Columbian Constitution, being an Amendment to the Constitution of the United States; Providing a Yearly Revenue to Government of about Forty Millions of Dollars, and the Inevitable Union of the People by a Rule of Voting, and Exemption from Unnecessary Taxation, Consequently Their Permanent and Perpetual Freedom

Albany: Printed for the Author, 1815. 12mo (18.5cm). Rebound, backed in speckled calf, with grey paper over boards; renewed endpapers; [iv], [1]-195,[1]pp. Contemporary ownership inscriptions of Jaims Sterns and Martin O'Farrell (?). Sturdy and sound, title page and first two leaves trimmed close to text along outer margins, minor stains and browning: Good or better.

First edition printed in Hudson, 1814. SABIN 104124. AMERICAN IMPRINTS 36575.