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CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Beard, Charles Austin. 353-5 B 34
The Supreme court and the constitution. 1912. Macmillan.
Contents: Attacks upon judicial control.—The Constitutional convention of 1787
and judicial control.—Judicial control before the ratifying conventions.—The spirit of
the constitution.—The supporters of the new constitution.—John Marshall and the
fathers.—Marbury v. Madison.
Butler, Nicholas Murray. 341-6 B97
The international mind; an argument for the judicial settlement of
international disputes. 1912. Scribner.
Contents: The progress of real internationalism.—The world's armaments and public
opinion.—Are we our brothers' keepers?—The education of the world for peace.—
The international mind.
Five addresses made as chairman of the Lake Mohonk conferences on international
arbitration. As each address contains something in the way of a summary of the
progress made toward judicial settlement during the preceding year, the collection embodies
an informal history of the movement since 1905, as well as the main points in
the reasoning on its behalf.
Civic Club of Allegheny County. r 361 C4ga
Annual report, 1911/12. Pittsburgh.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Co. r 385 C58
Report of the survey and estimates and charter of the Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroad, by S. Dodge. 1846. Sherman.
The charter of the company is appended to the reports of the engineer.
Coler, Bird Sim. 304 C68
Two and two make four. 1912. Beattys.
Contents: Church and state.—What things are of Caesar.—The birth of the papal
state.—The middle ages.—Gregory the "politician."—Two French Philips.—The ghost
of a Spanish king.—The daggers that were not blessed.—The purpose of the school.—-
Where they blew the light out.—Socialism.—The nation under God.
Author, who was formerly controller of the city of New York, aims to apply to
some social and historical questions the well-known principle stated in his title. Chief
among the subjects treated is education—and he is convinced that the public schools of
the United States are not making for righteousness, but that there is a significant relation
between godless schools and an increasing vicious class, and that the Catholic church has
been and still is the defender of civilization.
Fink, Henry. r 385 F49
Federal regulation of railroad securities and valuation of railroad
properties; letter to the Railroad securities commission in reply to
their request for information and opinions. [1911. Stone Printing and
Manufacturing Co.]
Freemasons—Grand lodge of Pennsylvania. r 366.1 F91P
Proceedings of the Grand lodge of Pennsylvania at its celebration
of the 125th anniversary of its independence, held in the Masonic Temple,
Philadelphia, on Monday, Sept. 25, 1911, with accounts of the
service at Christ Church, Philadelphia, on Sunday, Sept. 24th and the
laying of the corner-stone of Grand lodge hall at the masonic homes
at Elizabethtown, on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1911. 1912.
Guillaumot, Auguste fitienne. qr 391 G96C
Costumes & coiffures du i8e siecle d'apres Desrais, Cochin, Watteau
fils, etc.; 60 planches gravees par A. Guillaumot fils.