David Levy Yulee at the Office and at Home
L'énigme Du Roi Salomon
Il Était Une Fois Le Maroc
Jews, Church & Civilization, Volume V
Speech of Mr. David Levy, of Florida, on the Army Appropriation Bill
Judah Philip Benjamin Correspondence
David L. Yulee to Francis Preston Blair Thanking Him for Two Bags of Corn, 8 March 1849
Letter to the Hon. David Yulee, Chairman of the Committee of Postoffice and Postroads of the United States Senate
Levy Yulee to Robert John Walker Asking Him to Liase with a Firm in Cincinnati, 23 October 1847
David L. Yulee Vs. Francis Vose, in Equity
Mr. Bright Made the Following Report: the Select Committee to Whom was Referred the Memorial of the Hon. David L. Yulee, Claiming the Seat in the Senate Held by the Hon. Stephen R. Mallory, from the State of Florida, Together with Sundry Documents Therewith, Report
Circular Letter of D. Levy to the People of Florida
D.L. Yulee Letter
Francis Vose, Respondent, Vs. David L. Yulee, Appellant
Circular Letter of D. Levy to the People of Florida
Speech of Mr. Levy of Florida on the Tenth Article of the Treaty of Washington, and Certain Fugitive Criminals from Florida
Speech of Mr. Levy, of Florida, on His Motion to Postpone to the Next Session the Consideration of the Report and Resolution of the Committee of Elections Respecting His Eligibility to a Seat as Delegate
Contested Election
Letter from the Hon. D.L. Yulee, Stating the Reasons which Will Induce Him to Contest the Seat of the Hon. Stephen R. Mallory, who was Declared to be Elected the Senator from Florida for the Ensuing Term. March 8, 1851. Read and Ordered to be Printed
Letter from the Hon. D.L. Yulee, Stating the Reasons which Will Induce Him to Contest the Seat of the Hon. Stephen R. Mallory, who was Declared to be Elected the Senator from Florida for the Ensuing Term