Le Pre��sident Wilson; e��tude sur la de��mocratie ame��ricaine.

Includes bibliographical references.

Public schools of Wilson County, North Carolina,

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Relación de las islas de Pelew situadas en la parte occidental del Océano Pacífico : deducida de los diarios y noticias verbales del capitán Enrique Wilson ... /

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The H. W. Wilson Company; half a century of bibliographic publishing.

Appendices (p. [161]-201): 1. Selected list of Wilson indexes and services.--2. Chronological list of the company's general publications.--3. A note on sources.

Wilson the diplomatist; a look at his major foreign policies.

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Memoirs of Captain James Wilson, containing an account of his enterprises and sufferings in India, his conversion to Christianity, his missionary voyage to the South seas, and his peaceful and triumphant death /

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Sermons / by Thomas Wilson.

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Sacra privata : or, The private meditations, devotions, and prayers of the Right Rev. T. Wilson.

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A friendly letter to the Reverend Adam Wilson on the mode of baptism.

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A sermon preached in the Beneficent Congregational Church, Providence, September 29, 1839 : occasioned by the death of Rev. James Wilson, ... /

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Letters of the Hon. C.F. Cleveland, and Hon. Henry Hubbard, Governors of Connecticut and New Hampshire, to Samuel Ward King, the charter governor of Rhode Island, refusing to deliver up Thomas Wilson Dorr, ...

Also, the letter of the Hon. Marcus Morton, and others, to the Suffrage Clam-bake.

President Wilson ̓state papers and addresses,

Introduction signed: Albert Shaw.

Americanism, Woodrow Wilson's speeches on the war--why he made them--and--what they have done;

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President Wilson and the moral aims of the war,

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A people awakened. the story of Woodrow Wilson's first campaign which carried New Jersey to the lead of the states in the great movement for the emancipation of the government.

"The chapters here presented are the daily dispatches to the Philadelphia Record as I sent them during the tour of the state together with parts of my weekly letters preceding and during the campaign."--Introd.