Joseph Hopkinson, 1770-1842

Burton Alva Konkle

Joseph Hopkinson 1770-1842

Burton Alva Konkle

Considerations on the abolition of the common law in the United States

Joseph Hopkinson

The real estate accountant

Joseph Hopkinson

Working of the Steam Engine Explained by the Use of the Indicator : Or, an Exposition of the Best Means of Producing the Greatest Impulsive Effect from ... of Fuel

Joseph Hopkinson

What is our Situation? And What our Prospects? A few Pages for Americans, by an American

Joseph Hopkinson

Eulogium in Commemoration of the Hon. Bushrod Washington: Late One of the ..

Joseph Hopkinson

Lecture upon the principles of commercial integrity, and the duties subsisting between a debtor and his creditors

Joseph Hopkinson

Hail Columbia

Joseph Hopkinson

What is our situation? And what our prospects?

Joseph Hopkinson

Joseph Hopkinson, 1770-1842

Burton Alva Konkle

Eulogium in commemoration of the Hon. Bushrod Washington

Joseph Hopkinson

Song adapted to the President's march

Joseph Hopkinson

[Letter] 1818 August 1, Philadelphia

Nathaniel Chapman

Extract of a letter from Judge Hopkinson ...

Joseph Hopkinson

Speeches of Joseph Hopkinson and Charles Chauncey on the judicial tenure

Joseph Hopkinson

The real estate accountant (with specimen set of books)

Joseph Hopkinson

Extract of a letter from Judge Hopkinson, of Philadelphia, to a gentleman in England

Joseph Hopkinson

Joseph Hopkinson, 1770-1842, jurist-scholar-inspirer of the arts: author of Hail Columbia

Burton Alva Konkle

Speeches of Joseph Hopkinson and Charles Chauncey on the judicial tenure

Joseph Hopkinson

Working of the Steam Engine Explained by the Use of the Indicator : Or, an Exposition of the Best Means of Producing the Greatest Impulsive Effect from a Given Quantity of Steam-Power, with the Least Expenditure of Fuel

Joseph Hopkinson

Annual discourse

Joseph Hopkinson

Annual discourse delivered before the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts on the 13th of November, 1810

Joseph Hopkinson

Annual oration delivered before the Zelosophic Society of the University of Pennsylvania in the College Hall, July 29th, 1831

Joseph Hopkinson