Works
He published books:
- The Natural and Political History of Vermont. London: J.W. Myers. 1798. ISBN 0-8048-0419-2. http://books.google.com/?id=67YMAAAAYAAJ&q=The+Natural+and+Political+History+of+Vermont&dq=The+Natural+and+Political+History+of+Vermont.
- Statements Appended to the Olive Branch, (1807)
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