Governor Henry Howland Crapo

engraving after a similar photograph

Prometheus und sein Mythenkreis. Mit Beziehung auf die Geschichte der griechischen Philosophie, Poesie und Kunst. Nach dem Tode des Verfassers

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Practical observations on insanity : to which are subjoined remarks on medical jurisprudence as connected with diseased intellect /

Includes bibliographical references.

The judgment of the sword;

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Gov. Pat Van Wagoner with group at Alger Plant, Detroit, July 14, 1942

On verso: Pictured L-R: Don Smith, Pat Van Wagoner, Frank Horner, Don Kennedy, Carl Rudall, Dick Barkell

President Roosevelt approving Philippine constitution, March 23, 1935

Front row left to right: George Dern, Roosevelt, Manuel Quezon. Back row left toright: Murphy, Cordell Hull and others

Governor Frank Murphy with his Law-and-Order Committee, February 1937

Committee of 23 Detroit men and women formed by Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan and including representatives of the church, public, employees, and employers to preserve "law and order" in the strikes threatening Detroit

Settlement of the Chrysler strike, April 6, 1937

Seated left to right: John L. Lewis, Murphy, Walter Chrysler, Dewey. Standing left to right: Homer Martin, Richard Frankensteen, Lee Pressman, K. T. Keller, Herman Weckler

Frank Murphy and others at opening of Workers' Office, Hamtramck, June 1938

Dedication of a Michigan State Employment Service office. Abner Larned is third from left, Murphy in center, Frederic Schouman is second from right

Father Coughlin confers with [Frank] Murphy

On verso: Newspaper version of image with caption: The Rev. Fr. Charles E. Coughlin, who has just returned from Washington, conferred with Gov. Gen. Frank Murphy at the Book-Cadillac after Murphy addressed Michigan Democracy last night. (This is a DetroitTimes picture.)

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Only a part of the image is included. Individual with no caption is J.C. Squire, editor of the Mercury, London.