John William Wallace
Also known as
Wallace, John William
Born 1815-01-01
Died 1884-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF89486788
- WikidataQ6264275
- ISNI0000000081629548
- Open LibraryOL6821725A
Top Subjects
- Law reports, digests (4)
- United States (4)
- Great Britain (2)
- History (2)
- Law (1)
- Bibliography (1)
- Commercial law -- United States (1)
Books by John William Wallace
Total count: 11
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The Reporterschronologically arranged: with occasional remarks upon their respective merits2d ed., rev.T. & J.W. Johnson1845-01-01
American leading casesbeing select decisions of American courts, in several departments of law, with especial reference to mercantile law : with notes4th ed., enl. and improved : with additional notes and references to American decisions / by J.I. Clark Hare and J.W. Wallace.T. & J.W. Johnson1857-01-01-
American leading casesbeing select decisions of American courts, in several departments of law : with special reference to mercantile law : with notes4th ed., enl. and improved, with additional notes and references to American decisions / by J.I. Clark Hare and J.W. Wallace.T. & J.W. Johnson1857-01-01
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Speech on the confiscation of property. May 221862-01-01
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An address delivered at the celebration by the New York Historical Society, May 20, 1863, of the two hundredth birthday of Mr. William Bradfordwho introduced the art of printing into the middle colonies of British AmericaJ. Munsell1863-01-01
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Reports1863-741864-01-01
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A selection of leading cases on various branches of the lawwith notes6th American from the last English ed. / by Willes, Keating, Maude and Chitty ; with additional notes, and references to American decisions by J.I. Clark Hare and J.W. Wallace.T. & J.W. Johnson1866-01-01
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A discourse, delivered before the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, October 27th, 1870commemorative of the Reverend Benjamin Dorr ...Sherman & co.1870-01-01
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An old Philadelphian, Colonel William Bradfordthe patriot printer of 1776. Sketches of his lifeSherman & Co., printers1884-01-01
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A century of beneficence, 1769-1869historical sketch of the Corporation for the Relief of the Widows and Children of Clergymen in the Communion of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and of the colonial and revolutionary corporation which preceded it, and in the line of which it continuesCollins Printing House1889-01-01
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Cases, Supreme Court, United States, 1863-741903-01-01