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Chauncey F. Black

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1863–2018 across 5 dated works

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Speech of Chauncey F. Black: of York, to the democracy assembled at Hawley, Wayne County, Pa., Sept. 21, 18631863
A contrast: Jefferson and Hamilton; democracy and federalism, 1800-1881: the same parties and the same principles; a plain question, shall the people rule or shall they be ruled1880
Some account of the work of Stephen J. Field: as a legislator, state judge, and justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.1881
Some account of the work of Stephen J. Field as a legislator, state judge, and judge of the Supreme Court of the United States1986
With Samuel B. Smith

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Some account of the work of Stephen J. Field: as a legislator, state judge, and justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.1881
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Some account of the work of Stephen J. Field as a legislator, state judge, and judge of the Supreme Court of the United States1986
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Life of Abraham Lincoln From His Birth to His Inauguration As President; Volume 22018
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Speech of Chauncey F. Black: of York, to the democracy assembled at Hawley, Wayne County, Pa., Sept. 21, 18631863
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A contrast: Jefferson and Hamilton; democracy and federalism, 1800-1881: the same parties and the same principles; a plain question, shall the people rule or shall they be ruled1880
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