James M. Beck
Also known as
James Montgomery Beck
Born 1861-01-01
Died 1936-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL113599A
- VIAF63998801
- WikidataQ1680729
- ISNI0000000120272159
- Project Gutenberg3290
Top Subjects
- United States (27)
- World War, 1914-1918 (6)
- United States -- Constitution (5)
- World War, 1914-1918 -- Causes (4)
- Constitutional law (3)
- World War, 1914-1918 -- Causes. (3)
- Causes (3)
Books by James M. Beck
Total count: 87
"Ground arms!" An oration delivered at the celebration of the one hundred and seventeenth anniversary of the Declaration of independence, at the invitation of the councils of the city of Philadelphia, in Independence square, July 4th, 1893Press of Allen, Lane & Scott1893-01-01
The city of PhiladelphiaPress of Allen, Lane & Scott1893-01-01
The "distress of nations."An address delivered at the Adams County Institute of Teachers, at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, on Thanksgiving Day, November 29th, 1894Press of G. H. Buchanan and Company1895-01-01-
The necessity of a city hall plaza.An argument in behalf of the pending ordinance to create on the northwest side of the city hall a public park or plazaPress of Allen, Lane & Scott1896-01-01
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Stephen Girard, "merchant and mariner."An oration delivered at the unveiling of a statue to Stephen Girard on the west plaza of the city hall, Philadelphia, on May 20, 1897.J.B. Lippincott1897-01-01
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Bethlehem and its military hospitalan address delivered at the unveiling of a tablet erected by the Pennsylvania Society of Sons of the Revolution, June 19, 1897, in memory of the soldiers of the Continental Army, who suffered and died at the military hospital at Bethlehem, Pennsylvania / by James M. Beck.Printed by the Society1897-01-01
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Charles F. Champion, appellant, v. John C. Ames, U.S. marshalAppeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the northern district of Illinois. Brief of appellee. J.M. Beck, assistant attorney general1900-01-01
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The Anti-injunction billexcerpts from the remarks before the Committee on the Judiciary made by Hon. James M. Beck, ... and Mr. Daniel Davenport ...American Anti-boycott Association1904-01-01
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The federal power over trustsAmerican Academy of Political and Social Science1904-01-01
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The federal supervision of insuranceaddress delivered [before] the Boston Life Underwriters' Association, Feb. 21, 19051905-01-01
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The federal courts and the writ of injunction in labor controversiesbrief for the Judiciary Committee of the Senate, submitted in behalf of the American Anti-boycott Association, in opposition to the Gilbert bill ... James M. Beck, Daniel Davenport, counsel for American Anti-boycott AssociationThe Association1906-01-01
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The relative influence of the lawyer in modern lifean address delivered at Earl Hall, Columbia University, at the invitation of the trustees and faculties of the University to the graduates and alumni of the Law School on May 25, 1908s. n.1908-01-01
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An addressa government of laws, not of men, delivered at the annual banquet of the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, November 21, 1912G.H. Paine1912-01-01
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An American on the war ...The case of the double alliance v. the triple entente"The Times" Publishing Company, Limited1914-01-01
The case of BelgiumPutnam1914-01-01
The double alliance versus the triple ententeOxford university press, H. Milford1914-01-01-
America's view of Germany's case.Central Committee for National Patriotic Organizations1914-01-01
The case of BelgiumG. P. Putnam's Sons1914-01-01
The youthful Franklinan oration delivered at the unveiling of a statue of Benjamin Franklin in 1723 at the University of Pennsylvania, June 16, 1914, at the invitation of The Class of 1904s.n.1914-01-01
L'arbitrage des neutresla triple-entente et la double-alliance devant le tribunal supre me de la civilisation : conside rants et verdictDorbon-Aine1914-01-01
The double alliance versus the triple entente.Oxford University Press1914-01-01-
The scholar in politicsan oration delivered at celebration of the one hundred and seventy-first anniversary of the birthday of Thomas Jefferson on Founders Day, April 13, 1914, at the University of Virginia1914-01-01
The evidence in the casean analysis of the diplomatic records submitted by England, Germany, Russia, and Belgium in the supreme court of civilization, and the conclusions deducible as to the moral responsibility for the warG. P. Putnam's Sons1914-01-01
The evidence in the caseG. P. Putnam's sons1914-01-01-
Germany's case tried in courtG. Newnes, Limited1914-01-01
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The case of Edith CavellCentral Committee for National Patriotic Organizations1915-01-01
The evidence in the caseRev. ed.G. P. Putnam's sons1915-01-01
The evidence in the casea discussion of the moral responsibility for the War of 1914, as disclosed by the diplomatic records of England, Germany, Russia, France, Austria, Italy, and BelgiumRev. ed., with additional material.G. P. Putnam's Sons1915-01-01
La preuve, enquête sur la responsabilité morale de la guerre de 1914G. Crès et cie1915-01-01
The evidence in the case; a discussion of the moral responsibility for the war of 1914as disclosed by the diplomatic records of England, Germany, Russia, France, and BelgiumRev. ed., with additional material.G.P. Putnams sons1915-01-01-
La causa della duplice alleanza contro la triplice intesaT. Nelson & Sons1915-01-01
The evidence in the caseG. P. Putnams's sons1916-01-01
The United States and the Wars.n.1916-01-01-
The case of Edith Cavell.A study of the rights of non-combatants.G.P. Putnam's Sons1916-01-01
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America and the alliesaddress given by the Hon. James M. Beck, at a meeting of the Pilgrims, on Wednesday, July 5, 1916, at the Savoy Hotel, London.Jordan-Gaskell Ltd.1916-01-01
Der tatbestandeine untersuchung über die moralische verantwortlichkeit für den krieg von 1914 auf grund der diplomatischen urkunden Englands, Deutschlands, Russlands, Frankreichs und BelgiensPayot & cie1916-01-01
The war and humanitya further discussion of the ethics of the world war and the attitude and duty of the United StatesPutnam1916-01-01-
Retssaken mot Edith CavellEyre and Spottiswoode, Ltd.1916-01-01
The United States and the waraddressesThe Pennsylvania Society1916-01-01-
The enemy within our gates.An addressAmerican Defense Society1917-01-01
The war and humanitya further discussion of the ethics of the world war and the attitude and duty of the United States2d and rev. ed.G. P. Putnam's sons1917-01-01
The fateful houran address delivered before the Stock Exchange Liberty Loan Committee on October 3rd, 1917s.n.1917-01-01-
Shakespeare's collegian and his "Dram of Eale"an address delivered to the graduating class of the University of Pittsburgh at its 130th annual commencement, on June the 13th, 19171917-01-01
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The reckoninga discussion of the moral aspects of the peace problem, and of retributive justice as an indispensable elementG.P. Putnam's Sons1918-01-01
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The peril of premature peace parleysan address delivered at a patriotic mass meeting of the graduates of forty-two colleges and universities, held in the Opera House, Boston, on February 16, 1918[s.n.]1918-01-01
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The six fundamental principles of the constitution.National Security League1919-01-01
The passing of the new freedomGeorge H. Doran company1920-01-01-
The Constitution of the United Statesa brief study of the genesis, formulation and political philosophy of the Constitution of the United StatesGeorge H. Doran company1922-01-01
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Our silver jubileea retrospect, 1898-1923; an address delivered by James M. Beck, solicitor general of the United States and a past president of the Pennsylvania society, at its twenty-fifth annual dinner, given at the hotel Waldorf-Astoria, New York city, December 15, 1923.Press of Judd & Detweiler, inc.1923-01-01
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La Constitution des États-UnisA. Colin1923-01-01
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A diary of Armistice daysfrom October 20, 1918, to December 21, 1918Allen, Lane & Scott, printers1923-01-01
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The memory of Benjamin Franklinan address deliveredPrinted by N.T.A. Munder & company]1924-01-01
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The Constitution of the United States, yesterday, today-and tomorrow?H. Milford Oxford University Press1924-01-01
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The Constitution of the United Statesyesterday, today--and tomorrow?G. H. Doran Co.1924-01-01
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Lessons of Armistice DayRailway Business Association?1925-01-01
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The Constitution of the United States, yesterdayGeorge H. Doran company1925-01-01
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The changed conception of the Constitution1925-01-01
Lincoln and democracyan address delivered at the Lincoln's Day banquet of the Republican Club of New York on February 12, 1926s.n.1926-01-01-
Die Verfassung der Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerikade Gruyter1926-01-01
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The Future of democratic institutions1926-01-01
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The vanishing rights of the statesa discussion of the right of the Senate to nullify the action of a sovereign state in the selection of its representatives in the SenateGeorge H. Doran Company1926-01-01
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Opinion and dissenting opinions of the Supreme Court of the United States in the case of Lois P. Myers, administratrix of Frank S. Myers, appellant, v. the United Statestogether with briefs and oral arguments by Mr. Will R. King, the senior senator from Pennsylvania, Mr. Pepper, and the then solicitor general, Mr. Beck also briefs and reply briefs in reargument presented by Mr. SwansonG.P.O.1926-01-01
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The Constitution of the United States, 1787-1927George H. Doran Company1927-01-01
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Our changing constitution1927-01-01
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Election CaseExtract from Hearings before the Committee on elections No. 2, [U.S.] House of Representatives, seventieth Congress, first session1928-01-01
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James M. Beck election case[s.n.]1928-01-01
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The political philosophy of George Washington.Address delivered in the House of representatives on February 22, 1929, in commemoration of the birth of George WashingtonG.P.O.1929-01-01
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May it please it the courtHarrison co.1930-01-01
John Marshallpublisher not identified1930-01-01-
The revolt against prohibitionan address delivered in the House of Representatives, Washington, on February 7, 1930Association Against the Prohibition Amendment1930-01-01
A bill to establish a national Lincoln museum and veterans' headquarters in the building known as Ford's TheaterG.P.O.1930-01-01-
May it please the courtThe Macmillan Company1930-01-01
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Maternity and infancy ...Report [and Minority views] <To accompany S. 255> ...U.S. Govt. print. off.1931-01-01
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Babbittry and the bar1931-01-01
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Washington and the union.Address delivered in the House of representatives on February 23, 1931, in commemoration of the birth of George WashingtonU.S. Govt. print. off.1931-01-01
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Washington and the Constitutionan address delivered before the Washington Society of Alexandia on January 14, 1931s.n.1931-01-01
Our wonderland of bureaucracy.The Macmillan company1932-01-01-
The Constitution of the United States, yesterday, today-- and tomorrow?Doubleday, Doran & company, inc.1933-01-01
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John Marshall, jurist and statesmans.n.1935-01-01
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Neither purse nor swordThe Macmillan company1936-01-01
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The Constitution of the United States1st ed.Doubleday, Doran & company, inc.1941-01-01
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Stephen Girard, "merchant and mariner"an oration delivered at the unveiling of a statue to Stephen Girard on the west plaza of the City Hall, Philadelphia, on May 20, 1897J.B. Lippincott1978-01-01
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The youthful Franklinan oration delivered at the unveiling of a statue of Benjamin Franklin in 1723 at the University of Pennsylvania, June 16, 1914, at the invitation of the class of 1904publisher not identified1978-01-01
The Constitution Of The United StatesKessinger Publishing2004-06-30-
The Evidence of the case. --
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The constitutionality of the Tennessee valley authority actclosing argument in the Supreme court of the United States on December 20, 1935Edison electric institute
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"The distress of nations"An address delivered at the annual meeting of the Canadian Bar Association at Toronto, Canada, on June 15, 1916