Maryland. Constitutional Convention. The Debates of the Constitutional Convention of the State of Maryland, assembled at the City of Annapolis, Wednesday, April 27, 1864 ... Official: Wm. Blair Lord, Reporter-Henry M. Parkhurst, Assistant. Annapolis: Printed by Richard P. Bayly, 1864. 3 vols.
A Divine call to the Jews, in which the most important truths of Holy Scripture, concerning that people are made manifest, and in the Issue of which all mankind are interested; its reports being on the true grounds of a new scene which is now opening, for the general good of society, among all denominations of people, beginning with a new epoch, that appears to have been reserved in the womb of providence, for the present century to unfold. Annapolis: Printed by F. and S. Green, 1794.
Kennedy, Thomas. Civil Rights and Religious Privileges. First Speech of Mr. Thomas Kennedy, of Washington County, in the Maryland House of Delegates, on the Bill Entitled, “An Act to Extend to all the Citizens of Maryland, the Same Civil Rights and Religious Privileges, that are Enjoyed under the Constitution of the United States.” January 10, 1823. [Annapolis?, 1823?]. 8 p.
Kennedy, Thomas. Civil Rights and Religious Privileges. First Speech of Mr. T. Kennedy, of Washington County, in the Maryland House of Delegates, on the Bill entitled, “An Act to Extend to All the Citizens of Maryland, the Same Civil Rights and Religious Privileges, that are Enjoyed under the Constitution of the United States. January 10, 1823. [Annapolis: Printed by J. Hughes, 1823]. 15 p.
A Divine Call to That highly favoured People the Jews. Justice and Mercy opening now the Way for their Restoration. By the Watchman. … Annapolis: Printed by Frederick Green, [1790?]. viii, 35 p.