The John A. Porter Yale University Prize Essay for 1893 the Position of the Federal Government of the United States in Regard to Crimes Committed Agai - Julian Ingersoll Chamberlain - Bog

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Yale Law Library
LP3Y0086200
18930101
The Making of Modern Law: Foreign, Comparative, and International Law, 1600-1926
Contains author's autograph. At head of title: The John A. Porter Yale University prize essay for 1893.
New York: Press of Albert B. King, 1893
58 p.; 22 cm
United States