David Dudley Field

Books by David Dudley Field

Total count: 55

• What shall be done with the practice of the courtsshall it be wholly reformed? : questions addressed to lawyers

  J.S. Voorhies1847-01-01
• What shall be done with the practice of the courts?shall it be wholly reformed? : questions addressed to lawyers

  J.S. Voorhies1847-01-01
• Speech of David Dudley Field at the Chicago Conventionas published in the Democratic review, for September, 1847

  s.n.1847-01-01
• Speech of David Dudley Field at the Chicago conventionas published in the Democratic review for Sept. 1847

  publisher not identified1847-01-01
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  Legal reform.An address to the graduating class of the Law school of the University Of Albany, delivered March 23, 1855.

  W. C. Little & co.1855-01-01
• Legal reforman address to the graduating class of the law school of the University of Albany, delivered March 23, 1855

  W. C. Little & Co.1855-01-01
• Speech of David Dudley Field, delivered at Troyreasons why naturalized citizens should vote for Fremont.

  s.n.1856-01-01
• The magnitude and importance of legal scienceaddress of David Dudley Field at the opening of the Law School of the University of Chicago, September 31st, 1859.

  s.n.1859-01-01
• The magnitude and importance of legal sciencean address, at the opening of the Law School of the University of Chicago, September 31st, 1859

  printed by William J. Read1859-01-01
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  The danger of throwing the election of president into Congress.Speech of David Dudley Field, delivered at Philadelphia, August 20, 1860.

  1860-01-01
• Brief memoirs of the members of the class graduated at Yale College in September, 1802

  Privately printed1863-01-01
• In the matter of William A. Bowles, petitionerargument of Mr. David Dudley Field, for the petitioner.

  Printed by William J. Read1866-01-01
• Argument of David Dudley Field, Esq., before the Supreme Court of the U.S., March 12th and 13th, 1866, in the matter of L.P. Milligan, W.A. Bowles, Stephen Horsey, petitioner, ex parte

  [s.n.]1866-01-01
• In the matter of William A. Bowles, petitioner

  [s.n.]1866-01-01
• An International Code

  1867-01-01
• Address on the community of nations

  Printed by W.W. Head1867-01-01
• Suggestions respecting the revision of the Constitution of New York

  W. Read1867-01-01
• The state of Georgia against Ulysses S. Grant, George G. Meade, Thomas H. Ruger and Charles F. Rockwellbrief of David Dudley Field

  The United States Printing Co., Printers1868-01-01
• Supreme Court of the United Statesin the matter of William H. McCardle, ex parte, appellant. Argument of David Dudley Field, March 6th and 9th, 1868

  V. Kinner1868-01-01
• Correspondence between Samuel Bowles of the Springfield Republican, and David Dudley Field

  [s.n.]1871-01-01
and 35 more