Carson, Hampton L. (Hampton Lawrence), 1852-1929.
Carson, Hampton L. (Hampton Lawrence)
Hampton L. Carson
Carson, Hampton Lawrence, 1852-1929
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Hampton L. Carson Pennsylvania lawyer, state Attorney General (1852-1929)
Carson, Hampton L. 1852-1929
Carson, Hampton Lawrence, n. 1852
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Pennsylvania lawyer, state Attorney General (1852-1929)
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Works
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| Address of Hampton L. Carson, Esq., before the law students of Cornell University : December 10th, 1904. |
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| Address of Hon. Hampton L. Carson, Attorney General of Pennsylvania before the Oregon Bar Association and visiting lawyers on lawyers' day at the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition, Portland, August 10, 1905. |
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| Address of Hon. Norris S. Barratt, president judge, Court of common pleas, no. 2, first judicial district of Pennsylvania, Saturday, January 8th, 1916, upon the presentation to that court of the portrait of Honorable Mayer Sulzberger, judge, 1895-1902 |
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| An address upon the life and services of Samuel Whitaker Pennypacker |
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| The birthday of Abraham Lincoln. Speeches of Joseph G. Darlington, esq., Hampton L. Carson, esq., and Marcus A. Brownson, D. D., in response to toasts at the annual dinner of the Union league of Philadelphia, February 13, 1899. |
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| The case of the sloop "Active". |
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| Catalogue no. 906, part III |
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| The centenary of the Wistar party: |
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| The dramatic features of Pennsylvania's history; |
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| The ecology of Drosophila breeding sites |
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| Great dissenting opinions of the Supreme Court ... 1894: |
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| The Hampton L. Carson collection of autograph letters and historical documents. |
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| The Hampton L. Carson collection of engraved portraits of Jefferson, Franklin, and Lafayette. Catalogue compiled and sale conducted by Stan. V. Henkels. At the art auction rooms of Davis & Harvey ... Philadelphia, Pa. |
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| Heredity and human life |
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| An historical sketch of the law department of the University of Pennsylvania |
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| In the matter of Matthew Stanley Quay. |
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| The independence of the judiciary; a reply |
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| The law of the criminal conspiracies and agreements. |
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| Life and judicial work of James Tyndale Mitchell, late chief justice of Pennsylvania; |
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| Life and works of Benjamin West; an address delivered by Hon. Hampton L. Carson, LL.D., before the Historical society of Pennsylvania, December 12, 1921. |
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| An oration on James Wilson. |
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| Pedigrees in the ownership of law books : an address delivered before the Philobiblon Club, January 28, 1915 |
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| A plea for the study of Britton |
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| The real greatness of Abraham Lincoln. |
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| Shakespeare as a lawyer |
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| A sketch of Horace Binney |
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| Some administrative questions, an address delivered at Bedford Springs before the Pennsylvania state bar association |
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| The statutes at large of Pennsylvania from 1682 to 1801 |
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| Summary of the Weaver case |
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| The Supreme court of the United States: its history |
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| Unique collection of engraved portraits of signers of the Declaration of Independence, presidents and members of the Continental Congress, officers of the American Revolution, views of Independence Hall, being the largest and most valuable collection ever offered the public and world-noted on account of its many great rarities and completeness. |
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| Washington in his relation to the national idea : address before the Patriotic Societies of New Jersey, delivered in Nassau hall, February 22, 1909 |
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