Author: Henry, Jacob
“Speech Delivered by Jacob Henry, in the Legislature of North-Carolina, on a Motion to Vacate His Seat, he being a Jew.” In: The American Speaker. A Selection of Popular, Parliamentary and Forensic Eloquence, Particularly Calculated for the Seminaries in the United States. Second Edition
Henry, Jacob. “Speech Delivered by Jacob Henry, in the Legislature of North-Carolina, on a Motion to Vacate His Seat, he being a Jew.” In: The American Speaker. A Selection of Popular, Parliamentary and Forensic Eloquence, Particularly Calculated for the Seminaries in the United States. Second Edition (Philadelphia: Abraham Small, 1814), pp. 279-82.
“Speech delivered by Jacob Henry, in the Legislature of North Carolina, on a Motion to Vacate His Seat, He being a Jew.” In: Samuel Clark, ed. The American Orator; Selected chiefly from American Authors
Henry, Jacob. “Speech delivered by Jacob Henry, in the Legislature of North Carolina, on a Motion to Vacate His Seat, He being a Jew.” In: Samuel Clark, ed. The American Orator; Selected chiefly from American Authors (Gardiner, [Me.]: Printed at the Intelligencer Office, 1828), pp. 46-49.
“Jacob Henry in the North Carolina Legislature.” In: J. Agar, ed., The American Orator’s Own Book
Henry, Jacob. “Jacob Henry in the North Carolina Legislature.” In: J. Agar, ed., The American Orator’s Own Book (New York: C. M. Saxton, 1859), pp. 227-30.