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Studies in American history inscribed to James Albert Woodburn, PH.D., LL.D.
1926, Indiana university
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The commerce between the United States and the Netherlands, 1783-1789, by A.L. Kohlmeier.
Relief legislation and the origin of the court controversy in Kentucky, by A.M. Stickles.
The fur trade in the Maumee-Wabash country, by P.C. Phillips.
National party politics, 1837-1840, by Lawrence Hurst.
The presidential campaign and election of 1840, by Walter Prichard.
Americo-Canadian relations concerning annexation, 1846-1871, by J.M. Callahan.
Some inter-relationships in Canadian-American history, by W.P. Shortridge.
John Brown, by T.L. Harris.
The influence of railroad transportation on the civil war, by GA. Barringer.
Indiana's care for her soldiers in the field, 1861-1865, by O.D. Morrison.
Indiana's part in reconstruction, by Charles Roll.
The territorial and economic roots of the Ruhr, by H.N. Sherwood.
History of the direct primary in the state of Maine, by O.C. Hormell.
Population movements in relation to the struggle for Kansas, by W.O. Lynch.
The political balance in the old Northwest, 1820-1869, by R.C. Bulley.
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