Fuller, J. C., & Gurney, J. J. (1843). A letter from James Cannings Fuller, of Skaneateles, state of New York, to Joseph John Gurney: Being some animadversions upon J.J. Gurney's insinuations against the American abolitionists, contained in a work entitled "Familiar letters to Amelia Opie," recently printed for private circulation in England. Dublin: Printers by Webb and Chapman.

Fuller, James Cannings., and Joseph John Gurney. A Letter From James Cannings Fuller, of Skaneateles, State of New York, to Joseph John Gurney: Being Some Animadversions Upon J.J. Gurney's Insinuations against the American Abolitionists, Contained in a Work Entitled "Familiar Letters to Amelia Opie," Recently Printed for Private Circulation in England. Dublin: Printers by Webb and Chapman, 1843.

Fuller, James Cannings., and Joseph John Gurney. A Letter From James Cannings Fuller, of Skaneateles, State of New York, to Joseph John Gurney: Being Some Animadversions Upon J.J. Gurney's Insinuations against the American Abolitionists, Contained in a Work Entitled "Familiar Letters to Amelia Opie," Recently Printed for Private Circulation in England. Dublin: Printers by Webb and Chapman, 1843.