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Current objections to the exaction of economic rent by taxation considered a paper read (in part) in the Department of Jurisprudence of the American Social Science Association at S... by Clarke, Samuel B. (Samuel Belcher), 1852-1929

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Fourth supplement to the proposals for enabling the courts to allay the present discontent with the administration of justice which were published in the March-April, 1916, number... by Clarke, Samuel B. (Samuel Belcher), 1852-1929

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Second supplement to the proposals for enabling the courts to allay the present discontent with the administration of justice which were published in the March-April, 1916, number... by Clarke, Samuel B. (Samuel Belcher), 1852-1929

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Fifth supplement to the proposals for enabling the courts to allay the present discontent with the administration of justice which were published in the March-April, 1916, number o... by Clarke, Samuel B. (Samuel Belcher), 1852-1929

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Sixth supplement to the proposals for enabling the courts to allay the present discontent with the administration of justice which were published in the March-April, 1916, number o... by Clarke, Samuel B. (Samuel Belcher), 1852-1929

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What may be done to enable the courts to allay the present discontent with the administration of justice? proposals with letters from Mr. Moot and Mr. Caffey / by Clarke, Samuel B. (Samuel Belcher), 1852-1929

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Letters debating a Memorandum on the taxes described as "direct" in the Constitution of the United States by Clarke, Samuel B. (Samuel Belcher), 1852-1929

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Memorandum on the taxes described as "direct" in the Constitution of the United States by Clarke, Samuel B. (Samuel Belcher), 1852-1929

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To the honorable delegate to the New York Constitutional Convention, Albany, N.Y. by Clarke, Samuel B. (Samuel Belcher), 1852-1929

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What may be done to enable the courts to allay the present discontent with the administration of justice? proposals, with letters from Mr. Moot and Mr. Caffey. by Clarke, Samuel B. (Samuel Belcher), 1852-1929, Caffey, Francis G. (Francis Gordon), 1868-1951, Moot, Adelbert, 1854-1929

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Third supplement to the proposals for enabling the courts to allay the present discontent with the administration of justice which were published in the March-April, 1916, number o... by Garrison, Lindley M. (Lindley Miller), 1864-1932

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