Low, Seth, 1850-1916
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Seth Low American mayor (1850-1916)
Seth Low American mayor
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Works
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| The assesment of real estate for the purposes of taxation at the value prescribed by Chapter 907 of the Law of 1896 : together with forml instructions of Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments to their deputies |
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| Letter of the Manhattan Fire Alarm Company to the Hon. Seth Low, Mayor of the City of New York : dated July 19, 1902 : in reply to the report of Fire Commissioner Sturgis, addressed to the Mayor dated June 30, 1902. |
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| The liquor problem in its legislative aspects |
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| New York in 1850 and in 1890. A political study. An address delivered before the New York historical society on its eighty-seventh anniversary, Tuesday, November 17, 1891 |
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| The problem of municipal government in the United States. An address given before the Historical and political science association of Cornell university, March 16, 1887 |
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| Problems of American civilization; their practical solution the pressing Christian duty of to-day ... |
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| Proceedings at the installation of Seth Low, LL.D. as president of Columbia College in the city of New York, February 3, 1890. |
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| A proposed institute for municipal research. |
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| State aid to higher education : a series of addresses delivered at the Johns Hopkins University. |
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| Tariff reform in the present canvass, an address delivered before the Reform Club of New York, October 17, 1888 |
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| Ten menus of the Lotos Club, New York, April 30, 1892-December 16, 1893. |
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| Testimonials of appreciation to Herman Ridder, acting president and Henry W. Sackett, secretary of the Hudson-Fulton celebration commission, March, 1910. |
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| The trend of the century |
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