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- Agency, Restatement no. 1, American Law Institute
- An annotated supplement to Marr's revision of the statutes of Louisiana of 1915 : containing all the statutes of a general character adopted from 1916 to 1924, both inclusive
- An examination of the opinion of the Supreme court of the United States deciding against the eligibility of Hindus for citizenship, by Ray E. Chase and S.G. Pandit
- Annotated Indiana statutes : containing all Indiana statutes of general and public nature in force January 1, 1926 : including also the constitutions of the United States and the state of Indiana, all completely annotated, edited by Harrison Burns
- Annotated Indiana statutes : containing all Indiana statutes of general and public nature in force January 1, 1926, including also the constitutions of the United States and the state of Indiana, all completely annotated, edited by Harrison Burns ; rev. and annotated by Benjamin F. Watson
- Birth control laws ; : shall we keep them, change them, or abolish them?
- Business associations restatement, Draft, American Law Institute ; prepared by William Draper Lewis, assisted by Alexander Frey for submission to advisers
- Cases and authorities on public utilities, Edited by G. H. Robinson
- Commentaries on conflict of laws : restatement no. 2, American Law Institute
- Commentaries on contracts : restatement no. 2, American Law Institute
- Commentaries on torts : restatement no. 2, American Law Institute ; prepared by the reporter, Francis H. Bohlen
- Contracts, Restatement no. 2, American Law Institute
- Corporate resolutions, by Isabel Drummond
- Criminology and penology, by John Lewis Gillin
- Delinquents and criminals : their making and unmaking, studies in two American cities, by William Healy and Augusta F. Bronner. With a new introd. by Benedict S. Alper
- Due process of law ; : a historical and analytical treatise on the principles and methods followed by the courts in the application of the concept of the "law of the land", by Rodney L. Mott, PH.D
- Famous trials of history
- Hospital law, by John A. Lapp and Dorothy Ketcham ; prepared in cooperation with the Hospital Library and Service Bureau of the American Conference on Hospital Service
- Jefferson, by Albert Jay Nock
- Leading cases, federal taxation, by Herbert C.Fooks
- Lycurgus, : or, The future of law, by E.S.P. Haynes
- Patents ; : what a business executive should know about patents, by Roger Sherman Hoar
- Present status of the philosophy of law and of rights, by William Ernest Hocking
- Profits, dividends and the law : profits available for dividends from standpoint of law and best accounting practice, by Prosper Reiter, Jr
- Public utility law, State and Federal, 1926 : a complete brief on every phrase of the law of public utilities, as decided by both the State and Federal Appellate Courts, Harvey E. Wood
- Studies in the law of torts, by Francis H. Bohlen
- Supplement to Shannon's annotated code of 1917 : embracing the existing permanent and public statutes of the state of Tennessee, enacted at the legislative sessions of 1917, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1923 and 1925, properly and consecutively arranged with reference to the sections thereof, whether amending, repealing, or enacting wholly new law, with annotations, compiled by Robert T. Shannon
- The Encyclopædia britannica : a dictionary of arts, sciences, literature & general information; the three new supplementary volumes constituting with the volumes of the latest standard edition, the thirteenth edition
- The Supreme Court in United States history, by Charles Warren
- The Supreme court in United States history, by Charles Warren
- The citizen and the Constitution, [by] Thomas Dillon O'Brien
- The doctrine of continuous voyage, by Herbert Whittaker Briggs
- The financial policy of corporations, by Arthur Stone Dewing
- The international anarchy, 1904-1914, by G. Lowes Dickinson
- The law of search and seizure : being a presentation in the form of briefs which cover all of the various phases of the subject together with pertinent forms, by Asher L. Cornelius
- The repression of crime ; : studies in historical penology
- The shifting and incidence of taxation, by Edwin R.A. Seligman
- The vanishing rights of the states ; : a discussion of the right of the Senate to nullify the action of a sovereign state in the selection of its representatives in the Senate, by James M. Beck
- Torts, Restatement no. 2, American Law Institute
- We cannot cure murder by murder : an editorial, by William Randolph Hearst
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