Notebook containing a list of lawyers and judges with prominent cases

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  mssHM 80451

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  Notebooks and address books

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  mssSK

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  Physik: notebook

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  This notebook, which was written in German by an unknown German student in the winter of 1850-1851, contains notes regarding physics. The manuscript includes several drawings of apparatus.

  mssHM 72873

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  Arguments of the 12 judges in the Exchequer Chamber about ship money : manuscript

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  mssHM 204

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  James N. O'Neill notebook

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  mssHM 80502

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  Wärmelehre: autograph notebook

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  mssHM 71157