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The Papers of William Alexander Graham, Volume 8
Series includes correspondence and other papers of William Alexander Graham, legislator, governor, United States senator, secretary of the navy, and leading Whig, 1838-1844. The Graham Papers are important sources for the political and social history of nineteenth-century North Carolina.
William Alexander Graham (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from William Alexander Graham He was prominent in asserting the right Of the citizens to the writ of habeas corpus in 1870, when Judge Pearson declared the judiciary exhausted; and when Governor Holden was impeached in December of that year, his was the first named selected among the eminent counsel, who were retained to assist the managers appointed by the House of Representatives in the prosecution. His speech was one of great ability, but singularly free from personal denunciation of those who had trodden under foot the Constitution and the laws. He was selected by the great philanthropist, George Pea body, as one Of the board Of eminent men whom he requested to act as trustees in...
The Papers of William Alexander Graham, Volume 3
Series includes correspondence and other papers of William Alexander Graham, legislator, governor, United States senator, secretary of the navy, and leading Whig, 1845-1850. The Graham Papers are important sources for the political and social history of nineteenth-century North Carolina.
The Papers of William Alexander Graham, Volume 2
Series includes correspondence and other papers of William Alexander Graham, legislator, governor, United States senator, secretary of the navy, and leading Whig, 1838-1844. The Graham Papers are important sources for the political and social history of nineteenth-century North Carolina.
The Papers of William Alexander Graham, Volume 1
Series includes correspondence and other papers of William Alexander Graham, legislator, governor, United States senator, secretary of the navy, and leading Whig. The Graham Papers are important sources for the political and social history of nineteenth-century North Carolina.
