Suchergebnisse

Vol. 1 includes A brief bibliography of municipal government in the United States. By Frank H. Hodder; v. 4, Bibliography of North American dipterology, 1878-1895. By S.W. Williston; v. 8 and 10, Bibliography of scientific publications by members of the University of Kansas. ; Editors: July 1892-July 1893, V.L. Kellogg.-Oct. 1893-Jan. 1901, W.H. Carruth.-Apr.-Oct. 1901, H.B. Newson. ; From Jan. 1897 to Oct. 1899 (v. 6-7, v. 8, no. 1) issued in two series (ser. A. Science and mathematics; ser. B. Philology and history) Each series has separate title-pages and paging. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; "Contents of volumes I to X [Index of authors and General index]": v. 10, p. [169]-204.

Reproduced from manuscript. ; Caption title. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Tables. ; "Printed by order of the Legislative Assembly." ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

No more published. ; Each number has separate t.-p.; no general t.-p. ; I. Andrews, N. The development of the nominating convention in Rhode Island. 1894.--II. Woolley, M.E. The early history of the colonial post-office. 1894.--III. Stickney, C. Know-nothingism in Rhode Island. 1894.--IV. Jameson, J.F. The origin of the standing committee system in American legislative bodies. 1894.--V. Johnston, W.D. Slavery in Rhode Island, 1775-1776. 1894.--VI. The East India trade of Providence from 1787 to 1807. 1896.--VII. Hazeltine, H.D. Appeals from colonial courts to the king in council, with especial reference to Rhode Island. 1896.--VIII. Jernegan, M.W. The Tammany societies of Rhode Island. 1897.--IX Burnett, E.C. The government of federal territories in Europe. 1898.--X. Meader, L.H. The Council of censors. 1899. ; Mode of access: Internet.

One on the governor.--The old fence.--In the political cauldron.--"Little Jack" Horner's pie.--With the Dwight Hall heelers.--The "Dwarf's" prom.--The last cruise of the "Nancy brig."--Old Sleuth's level head.--Nat Hale, of '73.--The dawn tea.--The great Springfield game.--In the toils of the enemy.--An hypnotic seance.--A violent remedy.--"Chums over in old South."--Commencement. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Duplicate of CIHM no. 47126. ; "Printed by order of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario." ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

Duplicate of CIHM no. 28953. ; "Published by order of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.' ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

8th (1859): "The legislature did not meet this year so no report was made." ; Bound with: Annual report of the Board of Regents of the University of Minnesota to the Council and House of Representatives, and supplementary reports. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Saint Louis University catalog for the 1893-1894 academic year. This catalog is the first to mention the Military Department.

Mode of access: Internet. ; UARC; 308dh.P1 v.2:14: Pamphlets, financial, v.2, no. 14

Wordsworth, the poet of nature.--Shelley, the idealist of the revolution and the revolution of ideals.--Byron, the poet of the political revolution.--Victor Hugo, the poet of humanity.--Tennyson, the asserter of law.--Robert Browning, the vindicator of perfect freedom.--Emerson, "the friend and aider of those who would live in the spirit."--James Russell Lowell, poet and partriot.--Matthew Arnold, the critic of life.--Hints, bibliographic and other. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Biographical notices.--Lectures: I. On the sphere and functions of an academical faculty of law. II. Professor Aytoun. III. The German war. IV. Reasons for the study of jurisprudence as a science. V. (1) The international significance of recent events. (2) The Franco-German war. VI. Monarchy, republicanism, and democracy. VII. The Institute of international law founded at Ghent. VIII. The "Three rules of Washington" viewed in their relation to international arbitration. IX. English and foreign jurists and international jurisprudence. X. Of the denationalisation of Constantinople . XI. Does the Corân supply an ethical basis on which a political superstructure can be raised? XII. Prolegomena to a reasoned system of international law. XIII. The land question in its social and political aspects. XIV. Of the idea of the family in modern society. XV. Centralisation and decentralisation. XVI. Politics as a profession. XVII. The story of the chair of public law in the University of Edinburgh. XVIII. The Faculty of law. XIX. The church and the bar.--Appendix.--Index ; Mode of access: Internet.