Theodore Dwight Woolsey

Historical Discourse: Oration on the Influence of Lawyers Upon Free Governments, and the Influence of Moral Forces Upon the Prosperity of Governments / by Edwards Pierrepont Theodore Dwight Woolsey

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Harvard Law School Library

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Pronounced before the alumni of the Law Department of Yale College at the fiftieth anniversary of the foundation of the Department, in the Centre Church at New Haven, June 24th, 1874.

[New Haven, Conn.] : Law Department of Yale College, 1874. 47 p. ; 23 cm.