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Printed Matter, circa 1770-1931
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Fair Play for the Republic of China, 1912
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The Farmers and the Adamson Law, undated |
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Feminism, undated |
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First Annual Report-"Overlook Hospital Association,"
1915
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Fitz-John Porter, 1884
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The Flag of the United States, 1918
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The Future of Rail and Water Transportation, 1908
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Governor Baldwin Tells Why He Opposes Prohibition, 1914
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A Great Warrior, 1928
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Handbook of the Republican League of Minnesota, 1888
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Higher Nationality, a Study in Law, and Ethics, 1913
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Historical Address, 1919
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History and Jurisdiction of the United States Court of Claims, 1916
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A Hot-House Constitution: The Mexican Constitution of 1917, 1917
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How Protection Affects the Farmer, 1882
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How Protection Benefits Farmers and Mechanics, 1888
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I Change Not, 1901
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Inability of the President, 1918
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The Independence of the Judiciary-The Safeguard of Free Institutions, 1912
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The Independent, 1914
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The Indiana Republican Hand Book, 1876
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Indianapolis Masonic Directory, 1897
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Inheritance Tax Law of Indians, 1921
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International Arbitration and Peace, 1909
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The Interstate Commerce Commission vs. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company and Others, 1893
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Investigation of the Affairs of the City of Madison, 1877
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BOX 58 |
The Issues of the Congressional Campaign of 1902, in the 5th District of Minnesota, 1902
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John A. Finch: In Memoriam, 1899
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John D. Sharp, 1899
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Journal of the House, 1889
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The Judicial Office, 1903
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The Judicial Recall-A Fallacy Repugnant to Constitutional Government, 1912
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The Judiciary as the Servant of the People, 1913
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Latest Books-The Guide for Readers, 1932
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The Lawyer and the Community, 1910
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At the Laying of the Corner Stone of the Capitol of Minnesota, 1898
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League of Nations |
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1918
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1919
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Lectures on International Law, 1897
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A Letter from the Committee of the Association of New York, 1920
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The Letter of President Wilson, 1914
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Lincoln, McKinley, Bryan, 1900
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The Lincoln Republicans, 1900
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The Literary Digest, 1911
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Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904
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Items by, and concerning, David Lubin,
1894
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Map of Lake Minnetonka, Minnesota, 1881
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Membership of the Republican National Committee, undated |
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Memorial: Benjamin Harrison, 1901
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Memorial Day Address, 1893
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Memorial Proceedings before the Board of United States General Appraisers in Honor of the Honorable Sam Bronson Cooper, 1918
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The Menace of Paternalism, 1918
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Message of the President of the United States, 1889
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Minneapolis, 1898
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Minneapolis as the Best Place for Holding the Republican National Convention in 1888, 1888
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Minneapolis-The Northwestern Metropolis, undated |
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Minnesota State Government, 1888
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The Monday Night Club, 1908
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Monthly Bulletin of the National Association of Credit Men, 1903
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The Nation, 1928
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The Nation They Died to Save, 1912
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The National Platforms of all Political Parties, 1892
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National Republican Convention-1884, 1884
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National Transcontinental Railway, 1903
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New Nationalism, 1912
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The New Tyranny, 1916
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BOX 59 |
Northern Securities Company v. the United States
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Oral argument of the attorney-general for the
United States, 1903
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Brief for the United States,
1903
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Opinion of the Court,
1904
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The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., annual statement, 1929
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Per Capita Cost of Courts,
1922
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Percentage of Losses at Gettysburg Greatest in History, 1903
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Obstacles in the Way of Drafting Aliens, 1918
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Official Ballot Sheet, 1884, 1884
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Permanent Organizations of Republican Clubs, 1888
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Political Manual, 1888, 1888
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The Presidency of the United States, 1920
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Press Club of Minneapolis Souvenir, 1904, 1904
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Private Rights and Government Control, 1917
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Proceedings of the Administrative Convention of Indiana, 1828
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Proceedings before the Board of United States General Appraisers on the Death of Judge Henderson Middleson Somerville, 1915
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On the Retirement of Judge Eugene G. Hay, 1923
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Proceedings in Memory of Byron S. Waite, 1931
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Proceedings in Memory of Robert Morris Montgomery, 1920
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Proceedings, Minnesota State Bar Association, 1904, 1904
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Proceedings at the Nineteenth Annual Lincoln Dinner, 1905
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BOX 60 |
Producers and Consumers, 1888
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Protection to American Labor, 1892
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Public Law and Democracy in Russia, 1917
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The Public Service Rate Problems, 1911
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The Attack on Railroad Capitalizations, 1907
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Railroad Control, 1918
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Railroad Merger Case, 1902
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Railroad Rates and Tariff Rates, 1907
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Railway Rate Regulation, 1906
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Recall of Judicial Decisions, 1913
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Reciprocity with Canada, 1903
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Reconstruction, 1868
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The Relation between the Declaration of Independence and the World War, 1917
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Reminiscences of the Indiana Legislature of 1851-1852, 1885
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Report of the Committee on Jurisprudence and Law Reform, 1912
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Report of the Committee to Oppose the Recall of Judges, 1912
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Report of William D. Hale, as Receiver of the American Savings and Loan Association, 1897
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Representative as Against Direct Government, 1912
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Republican Campaign Text Book, 1896
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The Republican Party, 1904
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Resolutions and Remarks at the Retirement of Chief Justice Stanton J. Peelle of the United States Court of Claims, 1913
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A Review of the Forestry Situation, undated |
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The Rights of American Citizens Abroad, 1874
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Roll of Delegates and Alternates to the Republican National Convention Held at Chicago, Illinois, 1884
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Rollins and Presbrey vs. the United States and the Eastern Band of Cherokees, 1884
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Brief and argument for claimant,
1887
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Roosevelt-His Policies, His Enemies, His Friends, 1909
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School Laws of Indiana, 1877
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The "Sincere Chancellor", 1917
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Songs
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1907
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1914
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Songs of Our Country, undated |
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Speculation and the Reform of the New York Stock Exchange, 1913
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Speech of Honorable Elihu Root, 1902
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Speech of Honorable J.B. Foraker before The Clearing House Association, 1913
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A Statement by Robert R. Reed, 1911
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