MacChesney, Nathan William, 1878-1954
Nathan William MacChesney American lawyer
MacChesney, Nathan William
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Works
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| Abraham Lincoln [MI] 1910 |
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| Abraham Lincoln. Proceedings in the Supreme court of Illinois, commemorating the 100th anniversary of his birth. |
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| Abraham Lincoln : the tribute of a century, 1809-1909, commemorative of the Lincoln centenary and containing the principal speeches made in connection therewith |
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| Address of the president, Nathan William MacChesney ... |
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| Brief and arguement for protection of term "realtor"; brief in support of pleadings, for trial of case, and for argument in litigation for the protection of the term "realtor" in suit in court of equity brought by local real estate board and National assocation of real estate boards. |
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| The Committee on Uniform State Laws report to the American Bar Association |
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| Courts and lawyers of Illinois |
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| The law of real estate brokerage |
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| The leadership of the American bar, its waning influence and suggested causes and remedies. |
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| A plan for modern unified courts, An address delivered at the annual meeting of the Bar association of Tennessee, held at Nashville, Tennessee June 11th and 12th, 1914. |
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| The principles of real estate law; real property, real estate documents and transactions |
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| Race development by legislation |
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| Supplemental memorandum (to brief filed with committees December 17, 1926) comprising specific amendments requested to the Revenue act of 1926 |
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| Uniform laws; a needed protection to and stimulus of interstate investment |
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| Uniform state laws, a means to efficiency consistent with democracy |
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| United States of America. Before Federal trade commission. |
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