Joseph George Greenwood

Also known as

Brown, Joseph E

Born 1821-01-01

Died 1894-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF55601893
WikidataQ357506
ISNI0000000076949037
Open LibraryOL2592053A

Top Subjects

Georgia (5)
United States (2)
Officers (1)
Georgia. Militia (1)
Confederate States of America. Army (1)
History (1)
Confederate States of America (1)

Books by Joseph George Greenwood

Total count: 8

Correspondence between Governor Brown and the Secretary of War upon the right of the Georgia volunteers, in Confederate service, to elect their own officers

Boughton, Nisbet, Barnes & Moore1863-01-01
Correspondence between Governor Brown and the Secretary of War upon the right of the Georgia volunteers, in Confederate service, to elect their own officers

Boughton, Nisbet, Barnes & Moore1863-01-01
Argument of ex-Gov. Joseph E. Brownon the unconstitutionality of the test oath as applied to attorneys-at-law in the United States District Court at Savannah, on the motion of Hon. William Law, who applied to be permitted to resume his practice in the court without taking the oath. Hon. John Erskine, presiding in said court

News & Herald Print1866-01-01
Argument of ex-Gov. Joseph E. Brown, on the unconstitutionality of the test oath as applied to attorneys-at-law in the United States District Court at Savannah, on the motion of Hon. William Law, who applied to be permitted to resume his practice in the court without taking the oathHon. John Erskine, presiding in said court.

News & Herald Print.1866-01-01
An Appeal to the people of Georgia, containing an "Introduction," setting forth the object of the appealThe "Constitutional amendment." The recent "Act of Congress," known as the "Military law." The resolutions adopted by the meeting in Atlanta on the 4th of March. The "Address of ex-Gov. Joseph E. Brown" to that meeting, and lastly, "A word of warning in an hour of danger."

1867-01-01
Ex-Governor Brown replies to B.H. Hill's Notes on the "situation".

Georgia Printing Company1867-01-01
The elements of Greek grammarincluding accidence, irregular verbs, and principles of derivation and composition; adapted to the system of crude forms.Ed. 7.

Macmillan1880-01-01
Educational fundspeech in the United States Senate, Dec. 15, 1880

1880-01-01