Mr. Henshaw's Reply to the Report of the Legislative Committee, for investing the concerns of the Commenwealth Bank

A refutation of the charge of Abolitionism, brought by D. Henshaw and his partizans against the Hon. M. Morton

An address delivered before an assembly of Citizens from all parts of the Commonwealth [of Massachusetts] at Boston, July 4, 1836

Remarks Upon the Bank of the United States: Being an Examination of the Report of the Committee of Ways and Means, Made to Congress, April, 1830

Remarks Upon the Rights and Powers of Corporations, and of the Rights, Powers, and Duties of the Legislature Toward Them: Embracing a Review of the Opinion of the Supreme Court of the United States, in the Case of Dartmouth College, in New Hampshire, Given in 1819

Remarks Upon the Bank of the United States: Being an Examination of the Report of the Committee of Ways and Means, Made to Congress, April, 1830

Letters from David Henshaw, to the Boston Morning Post, on the Western Rail-Road, and the Greatly Beneficial Effects of Internal Improvement

Remarks Upon the Rights and Powers of Corporations, and of the Rights, Powers, and Duties of the Legislature Toward Them: Embracing a Review of the Opinion of the Supreme Court of the United States, in the Case of Dartmouth College, in New Hampshire, Given in 1819

Miniature Railways

A Refutation, by His Friends, of the Calumnies Against David Henshaw, in Relation to the Failure of the Commonwealth Bank, and the Transfer of South Boston Lands to the United States

A Refutation, by His Friends, of the Calumnies Against David Henshaw, in Relation to the Failure of the Commonwealth Bank, and the Transfer of South Boston Lands to the United States

Letters on the Internal Improvements and Commerce of the West

Miniature Railways

Letters to the Boston Morning Post, on the Western Rail-Road, and the greatly beneficial effects of internal improvement

Observations Occasioned by the Remarks, on the Character of Napoleon Bonaparte, Published in the Christian Examiner, Vol. IV, No. V