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The Hon. David S. Bennett, M.C. Versus the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser. Damages Claimed, $100,000. A Complete History of the Trial Including the ... Judge's Charge, and the Verdict of the Jury
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The Works of Theodore Roosevelt..
The Daughter of an Empress. An Historical Novel
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Graphics for Engineers, Architects, and Builders (Volume 3); a Manual for Designers, and a Text-Book for Technical Schools. Trusses and Arches
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