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A collection of miscellaneous pamphlets on politics. ; Hunting, W. B. The obligation of contracts clause of the United States Constitution . 1919. -- McKay, S. S. Making the Texas constitution of 1876 . 1924. -- Vinacke, H. M. Modern constitutional development in China . 1920. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 2

A collection of miscellaneous pamphlets on politics. ; Barron, Jennie Loitman. Jury service for women. Washington, D.C., 1925. -- Beck, Emil G. Reciprocal representation in a world's assembly. Chicago, 1917? -- Carmichael, Oliver Cromwell. Liberty vs. security. Nashville, 1938. -- Hasenclever, Adolf. Kanada. Halle, 1923. -- Henning, Werner. Das Anliegerbeitragsrecht in Thuringen. Kallmunz, 1933. -- Hildreth, Howard P. I am Americanism. Amsterdam, n.d. -- Hoover, Herbert. The New Deal further explored with special reference to the bank panic and to relief. St. Louis, 1935. -- Kahn, Otto Hermann. The menace of paternalism. Chicago, 1918. -- Kahn, Otto Hermann. The myth of American Imperialism. New York, 1924? -- Kaltenborn, Hans von. Frankly speaking in which governor Alfred M. Landon of Kansas is interviewed on questions of the day. n.p., 1936. -- League for Constitutional Government. A history of Glenn Frank, prospective Republican Presidential candidate for 1936 and his control by the present Democratic Party. New York City, 1936. -- Lippmann, Walter. Today and tomorrow. New York, 1935. -- Littleton, Martin Willie. Are radical activities weakening American institutions? New York City, 1925. -- Proctor, David Milton. Pay day. Hyaniss, 1936. -- Sikes, Earl Ray. State and federal corrupt-practices legislation. Durham, 1928. -- Snyder, Alfred J. Ten fundamentals of Americanism. Philadelphia, 1940. -- Stahlman, James G. A free press in a Democracy. Nashville, 1938. -- Thompson, Henry D. How to obtain citizenship papers. 6th ed. New York, 1920? -- Tupper, Henry Allen. Democracy, the ideal form of government, the hope of humanity. City of Washington, 1919. -- U. S. Constitution. The Constitution of the United States of America. Washington, D.C., 1935. -- Wallace, James. The great betrayal. n.p., 1933? -- Warren Louis Austin. Abraham Lincoln interprets the Constitution. Fort Wayne, 1940. -- West, Henry Litchfield. A catechism of the Constitution of the United States in twelve lessons. New York, 1924? ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 2

A collection of miscellaneous pamphlets on politics. ; Virginia. Governor, 1922-1926. (E. Lee Trinkle). Address of . delivered before the General Assembly . February 28, 1923 . 1923. -- Virginia. Governor, 1922-1926. (E. Lee Trinkle). Address of . delivered before the General Assembly . January 9, 1924 . 1924. -- Virginia. Governor, 1922-1926. (E. Lee Trinkle). Address of . delivered before the General Assembly . January 13, 1926 . 1926. -- Virginia. Governor, 1922-1926. (E. Lee Trinkle). Report on the state personnel situation in Virginia, to the General Assembly, January, 1926 . 1926. -- Virginia. Governor, 1930-1934 (John G. Pollard). Inaugural address . delivered before the General Assembly and the people of Virginia . January 15, 1930 . 1930. -- Virginia. Governor, 1934-1938 (George C. Peery) Address . delivered before the General Assembly of Virginia convened . in joint session . January 8, 1936 . 1936. -- Virginia. Governor, 1938-1942 (James H. Price) Address of . delivered before the General Assembly . Wednesday, January 14, 1942 . 1942. -- Virginia. Governor, 1938-1942 (James H. Price) Administrative reorganization; an address . delivered before the General Assembly of Virginia in joint session, January 31, 1942 . 1942. -- Virginia. Governor, 1938-1942 (James H. Price) Inaugural address . to the General Assembly and people of Virginia . January 19, 1938 . 1938. -- Virginia. Governor, 1938-1942 (James H. Price) Message . delivered before the General Assembly of Virginia . January 10, 1940 . 1940. -- Virginia. Governor, 1942-1946 (Colgate W. Darden) Address to the General Assembly, Wednesday, January 9, 1946 . 1946. -- Virginia. Governor, 1942-1946 (Colgate W. Darden) Message . delivered before the the General Assembly . January 12, 1944 . 1944. -- Virginia. Governor, 1946-1949 (William M. Tuck) Address . to the General Assembly, Monday, January 21, 1946 . 1946. -- Virginia. Governor, 1946-1949 (William M. Tuck) Inaugural address . to the General Assembly and people of Virginia, Wednesday, January 16, 1946 . 1946. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 2