Crime Second Print it remains the cornerstone of

it remains the cornerstone of American constitutional law

this book written by a teacher turned soldier follows the First Regiment of Missouri Mounted Volunteers on its 850-mile march from Fort Leavenworth

Book has a prior owner’s name written lightly in pencil on the front pastedown and very minor shelfwear to the bottom board edges

including many whose fame would come later as leaders of the opposing armies in the U

Crime Second Print it remains the cornerstone ofA very uncommon item published during what is described in the book as our national farm depression by An Extensive Land Owner and Wheat Grower. In the Preface, the author calls for curbs on, if not prohibition of, short selling in the futures market. The author also lambasts governmental farm aid in the form of low cost loans writing when cows sit erect on cacti and sing Home Sweet Home the farmer will come into his own by borrowing more money. He