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- catalog description "Arbitration and international law: International arbitration. The Anglo-American arbitration treaty. The rights of ships. International law.--History and biography: Christopher Columbus. Louis Kossuth. Andrew Jackson. Charles O'Conor. Montesquieu. Chief-Justice Waite. France. Address in reply to the toast, "The president of the French republic", at dinner to Whitelaw Reid, April 18, 1892. France. April 16, 1892. XII. France. Address to the French delegates on presentation of statue of "Liberty enlightening the world," June, 1885.--Morals and social problems: Reply to Dumas's advocacy of divorce, March 15, 1880. Morals and manners. Lying as a fine art. The church and the bar. Attorney and client.--The bar: the bar of New York from 1792 to 1892. The lawyer's responsibilities--law reform--codification.--Social organization: Young men in politics. Columbia college.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Arbitration and international law: International arbitration. The Anglo-American arbitration treaty. The rights of ships. International law.--History and biography: Christopher Columbus. Louis Kossuth. Andrew Jackson. Charles O'Conor. Montesquieu. Chief-Justice Waite. France. Address in reply to the toast, "The president of the French republic", at dinner to Whitelaw Reid, April 18, 1892. France. April 16, 1892. XII. France. Address to the French delegates on presentation of statue of "Liberty enlightening the world," June, 1885.--Morals and social problems: Reply to Dumas's advocacy of divorce, March 15, 1880. Morals and manners. Lying as a fine art. The church and the bar. Attorney and client.--The bar: the bar of New York from 1792 to 1892. The lawyer's responsibilities--law reform--codification.--Social organization: Young men in politics. Columbia college.".