Philadelphia Bar Association: Recording the Proceedings, Addresses, and Historical Displays and Observances Incident to the Commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the Association, 1802-1952

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Buchanan, At the Sign of the Ivy Leaf, 1952 - Bar associations - 148 pages

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TitlePhiladelphia Bar Association: Recording the Proceedings, Addresses, and Historical Displays and Observances Incident to the Commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the Association, 1802-1952
AuthorPhiladelphia Bar Association
PublisherBuchanan, At the Sign of the Ivy Leaf, 1952
Length148 pages
  
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