State Sanitary Requirements Governing Admission of Livestock

Mode of access: Internet.

Leading American cases and notes upon the law of wills : embracing testamentary capacity, undue influence, the admission of oral testimony in aid of the construction of wills, the execution of wills, &c. /

"A supplement to the author's work on wills, and arranged in a similar manner." --T.p.

Black gowns & red coats, or, Oxford in 1834 : a satire, in six parts Addressed to his grace the Duke of Wellington.

Parts 2-6: 2nd edition.--NSyU

A display of the religious principles of the Associate Synod of North America.

"Contains all the printed papers which display the religious principles of the Associate Presbytery of Pennsylvania." -- Pref. signed: William Marshall.

[Report of the Committee.

The committee reporte that "the admission of Louisiana into the Union is a violation of the constitution."

Nonimmigrant workers in the U.S. : current trends and future implications /

Includes bibliographies.

Plaque on floor of Admission's office honoring tree planted by class of 1869

On verso: M-14

The confessions of St. Augustine; books I-IX (selections)

"A selected bibliography": p. 55-61.

The confessions of St. Augustine.

Mode of access: Internet.

Requirements for admission, courses of study /

Title varies slightly.

The Regents' questions, from the first examination in 1866. Being the questions for the preliminary examinations for admission to the University of the state of New York.

Mode of access: Internet.

Confessions of a European intellectual /

"First printing."

Admissibility of evidence : statements and confessions; report to accompany H.R. 11477.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 27)

The trial, confessions and conviction of Jesse and Stephen Boorn for the murder of Russell Colvin : and the return of the man supposed to have been murdered /

Mode of access: Internet.

Reflections on the proposed plan for establishing a college in Philadelphia, in which English literature, the sciences, and the liberal arts shall be taught: and for admission into which no prerequisite of having learned the Latin or Greek shall be necessary. With a reply to Mr. Sanderson's remarks.

Hofstra copy lacks binding.