John William Burgess
Born 1844-01-01
Died 1931-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF120701334
- WikidataQ509977
- ISNI0000000081893947
- Open LibraryOL718701A
Top Subjects
- United States (9)
- Germany (6)
- Political science (5)
- Politics and government (5)
- World War, 1914-1918 (4)
- Comparative law (3)
- Constitutional law (3)
Books by John William Burgess
Total count: 40
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The American university.When shall it be? Where shall it be? What shall it be?Ginn, Heath, & Co.1884-01-01
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The American universityWhen shall it be? Where shall it be? What shall it be?Ginn, Heath, & Co.1884-01-01
Political science and comparative constitutional law ...Ginn & company1890-01-01-
Political science and comparative constitutional lawGinn & Co.1893-01-01
The middle period, 1817-1858Scribner1897-01-01-
How may the United States govern its extra-continental territory1899-01-01
The Civil War and the Constitution, 1859-1865C. Scribner's Sons1901-01-01-
Reconstruction and the Constitution1866-1876C. Scribner's sons1902-01-01
Reconstruction and the Constitution, 1866-1876C. Scribner's Sons1902-01-01-
The middle period, 1817-1858C. Scribner1904-01-01
Reconstruction and the Constitution, 1866-1876C. Scribner's Sons1905-01-01-
Antrittsrede des ersten Inhabers der Roosevelt-Professur an der Königlichen Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu BerlinGustav Schade1906-01-01
The Civil War and the Constitution 1859-1865C. Scribner1906-01-01
The German emperor and the German governmentan address delivered before the Germanistic Society of America January 5, 19091909-01-01-
Reconstruction and the Constitution, 1866-1876Scribner1909-01-01
Reconstruction and the Constitution, 1866-1876Scribner1909-01-01-
The German emperor and the German governmentan address delivered before the Germanistic Society of America January 5, 19091909-01-01
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Germany and the United Statesan address delivered before the Germanistic society of America, January 24, 19081909-01-01
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The civil war and the constitution1859-1865Scribner's Sons1909-01-01
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Address of Professor John W. Burgessmade on the invitation and at the request of the Newport Improvement Association, September 5th, 1913The Milne Printery1913-01-01
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Address made at the request of the Newport improvement association, Sept. 5th, 19131913-01-01
The present crisis in EuropeGerman American Literary Defense Committee1914-01-01-
Professor John W. Burgess on "The truth about Germany and the facts about the war"[s.n.]1914-01-01
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The causes of the European conflict1914-01-01
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Truth about Germanyfacts about the warPopular ed. / issued by the Fatherland, a weekly devoted to fair play for Germany and Austria-Hungary.The Fatherland1914-01-01
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The European war of 1914its causes, purposes, and probable resultsA.C. McClurg & co.1915-01-01
Der europäische kriegS. Hirzel1915-01-01
The reconciliation of government with liberty.C. Scribner's sons1915-01-01-
Report by Professor John W. Burgess to the Newport Improvement Associationconcerning the petition for the charterpublisher not identified1916-01-01
American's relations to the great warA. C. McClurg & co.1916-01-01
The administration of President HayesC. Scribner's sons1916-01-01-
Recent changes in American constitutional theoryColumbia University Press1923-01-01
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Recent changes in American constitutional theoryColumbia University Press1923-01-01
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The sanctity of law, wherein does it consist?Ginn and company1927-01-01
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The sanctity of law, in what does it consist?The story of man's attainment of law and order from Roman times to the presentHarper & brothers1928-01-01
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The foundations of political scienceColumbia University Press1933-01-01
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Reminiscences of an American scholarthe beginnings of Columbia universityColumbia university press1934-01-01
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The Civil War and the Constitution 1859-1865Kennikat Press1971-01-01
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Selections from Political science and comparative constitutional lawDistributed by Dabor Social Science Publications1978-01-01
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The sanctity of lawin what does it consist? : the story of man's attainment of law and order from Roman times to the presentWm. W. Gaunt & Sons1989-01-01