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| Title: | Conservation Treatment Job# 12517 |
| Other Titles: | Bound as "Trials no.14"
- Conflict of jurisdiction between state and federal courts. Opinion in Joseph Hollman, et. al., vs. Harry Fulton on habeas corpus, by Mr. Justice Beck, of the Iowa Supreme Court. 1869
- Libel suit of Chief Justice Ames against Thomas R. Hazard : Hon. Joseph M. Blake's argument for defendant upon plaintiff's demurrer. 1862
- Commonwealth of Massachusetts, vs. Francis O.J. Smith, on an indictment procured by the conspiracy and perjuries of D. H. Craig and his witnesses, male and female. 1867
- Common sense versus judicial legislation; being the review of a law recently enacted by the Supreme Court of Massachusetts. By a layman. 1871
- Rule in Minot's case again : as restated with variations by the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts. By a layman. 1871
- Circuit court of the United State, Massachusetts. Union Sugar Refinery, in Equity, vs. Francis O. Matthiessen / Union Sugar Refinery. 1866
- Last will and testament of Silvanus Packard, late of Boston, Mass., deceased / Silvanus Packard. 1866
- Statement in regard to the Soscol Ranch, in Solano County, California. 1863 |
| Keywords: | Conservation
Book repair |
| Issue Date: | 9-Apr-2012 |
| Publisher: | varies |
| Citation: | Given to Bronwyn Mohlke for Scanning, 3/4/2013 |
| Abstract: | Law Library (Myron Taylor Hall) Trials K540.T75 no.14 |
| Description: | Conservation Treatment Job # 12517
- Treated as a part of the Saving America's Treasures Grant for Early American Trials
- There are 8 individual pamphlets bound together in this volume marked "no.14", each has a different title and author. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1813/28690 |
| Appears in Collections: | Conservation Treatment Collection
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