Everett Pepperrell Wheeler

Also known as

Everett P. Wheeler

Born 1840-01-01

Died 1925-01-01

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VIAF177767689
WikidataQ5417046
ISNI0000000356159013
Open LibraryOL1189156A

Top Subjects

United States (11)
Women (5)
Suffrage (5)
Webster, Daniel, 1782-1852 (2)
Congresses (2)
United States. -- Supreme Court (1)
United States -- Politics and government -- 1861-1865 (1)

Books by Everett Pepperrell Wheeler

Total count: 34

The Supreme Court as a co-ordinate branch of the United States governmenta paper read before an association in New York, Dec. 3, 1860

Baker & Godwin1860-01-01
The character and conduct of the war.

Christopher, Morse & Skippon1863-01-01
Lieutenant-General Sir William Pepperrell, bart.

Press of J. J. Little & co.1887-01-01
Wages and the tariff.

The Reform Club1888-01-01
The modern law of carriersor, The limitation of the common-law liability of common carriers under the law merchant, statute and special contracts.

Baker, Voorhis & co.1890-01-01
Real bi-metallismor True coin versus false coin; a lesson for "Coin's financial school"

G. P. Putnam's1895-01-01
The Harter Actrecent legislation in the United States respecting bills of lading

[s.n.]1899-01-01
The rights of American citizens in Turkey

G.P. Putnam1900-01-01
The knowledge of faith

1904-01-01
Constitutional law of the United States as moulded by Daniel Webstera paper presented at the twenty-seventh annual meeting of the New York State Bar Association, held at the city of Albany, N.Y., on the 19th and 20th of January, 1904, and reprinted from the twenty-seventh annual report of the proceedings of the association

[s.n.]1904-01-01
Daniel Websterthe expounder of the Constitution

G.P. Putnam's Sons1905-01-01
The revision of the laws of the United States

1907-01-01
The American Bar Association's recommendations as to judicial procedurea paper presented at the Thirty-second annual meeting of the New York State Bar Association held at the city of Buffalo, on the 28th and 29th of January, 1909

New York State Bar Association1909-01-01
Court of appeals, state of New YorkEarl Ives, respondent against the South Buffalo railway company, appellant. Brief in support of workmen's compensation act

B.H. Tyrrel1911-01-01
Address of Everett P. Wheeler of New York on the international regulation of ocean traveldelivered at the sixth annual meeting of the American Society of International Law at Washington, D.C., April twenty-fifth, 1912

Press of Byron S. Adams1912-01-01
The right and wrong of woman suffrageaddress of E.P. Wheeler, delivered under the auspices of the New York State Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage ... on the evening of February 27th, 1912

The Association1912-01-01
Address of Everett P. Wheeler of New Yorkprocedure before submission to a Permanent Court of International Justice : delivered at the sixth annual meeting of the American Society of International Law at Washington, D.C., April twenty-seventh, 1912

Press of Byron S. Adams1912-01-01
American liberty protected and ruled by lawaddress of Hon. Everett P. Wheeler before the New Jersey State Bar Association at Atlantic City, N.J. on June 14, 1913

[s.n.]1913-01-01
"American liberty protected and ruled by law"Address of Hon. Everett P. Wheeler before the New Jersey state bar association at Atlantic city, N.J., on June 14, 1913

1913-01-01
Address of Everett P. Wheelerpublic meeting, Berkeley Lyceum, March 6th, 1913, for the preservation of the home

New York State Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage1913-01-01
Address of Everett P. Wheeler, public meeting, Berkeley Lyceum, March 6th, 1913for the preservation of the home

New York State Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage1913-01-01
Home rulebrief of Everett P. Wheeler, on argument before Judiciary Committee, House of Representatives March, 1914 : against proposition for constitutional amendment compelling the states to adopt women suffrage

Man Suffrage Association1914-01-01
Memorial in support of the nomination of the name of Sir William Pepperrellto be inscribed in the Hall of fame for great Americans

[s.n.]1915-01-01
What women have done without the ballot

Man Suffrage Association1916-01-01
Sixty years of American life, Taylor to Roosevelt, 1850 to 1910

E. P. Dutton & company1917-01-01
The Harvard law school in 1857 ...

1917-01-01
A lawyer's study of the Bibleits answer to the questions of today

Fleming H. Revell1919-01-01
As to sharing fairly

H. Holt and Co.1920-01-01
Reminiscences of a lawyera few pages from the record of a busy life

The A.V. Haight Co.1927-01-01
Daniel Webster, the expounder of the Constitution

F.B. Rothman1986-01-01
Influence of the United States upon Great Britain during the nineteenth century
Pan American Congressespaper presented before the Second Pan American Scientific Congress 1915-16
The progressive element in American life and The Alpha Delta Phi fraternityaddresses
Reform in criminal procedure