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"Reprinted from the Political science quarterly, v. XII, no. 1." ; Mode of access: Internet.

Tables. ; A reply to a pamphlet entitled "The Settler's guide to the North-West", printed in New York in 1882--Cf. p. [3]. ; "Published by the Department of Agriculture of the Government of Canada." ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

Citation: Montgomery, Charles Dudley. Military changes affected by acquiring the Phillipines. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural College, 1900. ; Morse Department of Special Collections ; Introduction: Possibly there is no other question now confronting our statesmen, that assumes such an unsolvable indetermined aspect, as that of "Expansion" and its effect on our military organization. The United States is unskilled in provincial rule. She has ever shunned aggressive warfare, while conquest is certainly beyond her well tried spheres of action. Her military force has ever been held to the minimum necessary for home defense. She now has adopted provincialism, without special preparation for the defense of the Province. She has planted the "Stars and Stripes" some ten thousand miles from home, without strengthening our defensive force for its protection. Where our flag goes, be the ethics what it may, our armies must go to protect. That our martial strength must be increased, is an obvious fact; but the manner of its increase and disposal of its newly organized forces are problems as yet unsolved. In treating this subject, the theories of the best tacticians, who have published articles within recent date, will be used as a back-ground. To these men the writer acknowledges his indebtedness. The reader is asked to accept only what seems logically deducted from the correlation of these theories, bearing in mind the fact that tacticians are at this date slow to publish their ideas or make conjectures on a subject that is effected by so many external forces as that of "Expansion" or extending territory.

Table. ; "Published by authority of the government of the province of Ontario." ; "Intending settlers or parties desirous of further information relating to Ontario can procure pamphlets, maps, &c., &c., by applying to Hon. A.S. Hardy, Toronto . or Peter Byrne ." ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

Tables. ; "Published by authority of the Provincial Government" ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

At end : A.M.D.G. ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

General sketch -- People of the state -- Government and taxation -- Education -- Public institutions. ; Mode of access: Internet.

No. 5 in a vol. with binder's title: Wisconsin State Board of Immigration publications, 1852-79 ; Signed: Lucius Fairchild, Governor, Thos. S. Allen, Sec'y of State, B. Domschke, Edmund Sweeney, John A. Johnson, State Board of Immigration. ; "Published by order of the Legislature". ; In pencil on WIH copy: "compiled by I.A. Lapham". See also Current, R.N., The History of Wisconsin, v. 2., p. 416-417. ; Mode of access: Internet.

How we live and how we might live.--Whigs, democrats, and socialists.--Feudal England.--The hopes of civilization.--The aims of art.--Useful work versus useless toil.--Dawn of a new epoch. ; Mode of access: Internet.

How we live and how we might live -- Whigs, democrats, and socialists -- Feudal England -- The hopes of civilization -- The aims of art -- Useful work versus useless toil -- Dawn of a new epoch. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Dr. Denison was a Professor of diseases of the chest and of climatology, Medical Department, University of Denver. There are two fold-out weather maps of the United States illustrating Annual Cloudiness on average, over 10 years. Alice Denison's signature is on the front cover. ; Note on the title page: Reprinted from the "Transactions of the Ninth International Medical Congress," held at Washington, D.C., September, 1887, Vol. V. By order of the Legislature of Colorado. ; "Introduction: The discussion of this most important question of "Climatic influence in Phthisis," to be fair, must be general, with no unworthy prominence given to any one of its many elements. The subject is necessarily complex, and in order to reach right conclusions must be candidly considered, without reference to the convenience of the medical adviser or of the patient."

Signed and dated: J.B. Pouliot [and 13 others], Fraserville, 28th January 1863. ; In support of Fraserville being chosen as the seat of the district of Kamouraska. ; Caption title. ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

Cover title: Province of Manitoba, Canada, the great wheat growing and grazing country . ; Mode of access: Internet.

Tables. ; Cover title. ; "Published by authority of the Provincial Government" ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

Reprinted from "The Edinburgh Review." ; Recent changes in the art of war.--Military growth of Prussia.--Military institutions of France.--Rifled ordnance in England and France.--French law on the recruitment of the army. ; Mode of access: Internet.