Houston, David Franklin

Books by Houston, David Franklin

Total count: 35

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  A critical study of nullification in South Carolina.

  Harvard University Press1896-01-01
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  A critical study of nullification in South Carolina

  Longmans, Green, and Co.1896-01-01
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  Ordinances of secession and other documents. 1860-1861.

  A. Lovell & company.1896-01-01
• Location of reserve districts in the United StatesLetter from the Reserve bank organization committee, transmitting the briefs and arguments presented to the Organization committee of the Federal reserve board, relative to the location of reserve districts in the United States

  Govt. print. off.1914-01-01
• Rural creditshearings before the subcommittee of the Joint Committee on Rural Credits, Congress of the United States, Sixty-fourth Congress, first session, statement of Hon. David F. Houston

  G.P.O.1915-01-01
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  Motor-propelled and horse-drawn vehicles, Department of Agricultureletter from the Secretary of Agriculture, transmitting a statement showing, for the fiscal year 1916, the motor-propelled and horse-drawn passenger-carrying vehicles and motor boats purchased by the Department of Agriculture for use outside of the District of Columbia, and the cost of maintenance thereof ... December 6, 1916. -- Referred to the Committee on Expenditures in the Department of Agriculture and ordered to be printed

  1916-01-01
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  An appeal to women ... May 5, 1917 ...

  U.S. Department of Agriculture1917-01-01
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  Steps to victory

  s.n.1917-01-01
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  The Liberty loan and the farmer

  1917-01-01
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  Steps to victory

  1917-01-01
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  Why we went to warI. Submarine warfare. II. Prussian militarism

  s.n.1918-01-01
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  The business of agriculture during the war and after.

  U. S. Dept. of agriculture1918-01-01
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  Method of sale of war emergency seed corn to farmers in certain states by the United States Department of Agriculture

  U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Office of the Secretary1918-01-01
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  Fourth Liberty loan

  1918-01-01
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  Third Liberty loan

  1918-01-01
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  The City's part in solving the farm-labor problemresponsibility of town people in production of enough staple food

  1918-01-01
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  The food production outlookaccomplishment by farmers in 1917 furnishes ground for encouragement but affords no justification for any let-up in efforts to produce and conserve food

  1918-01-01
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  The farm labor problem

  1918-01-01
• The business of agriculture during the war and after

  U.S. Department of Agriculture1918-01-01
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  Need of strong departments of agriculture in the states

  1919-01-01
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