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Our police courts; speeches of D. B. Eaton, esq., on the bill to secure better administration in the police courts of the City of New York, made before the Judiciary Committee of the Assembly, Feb. 7th & 13th, 1873. Printed by the Council of Political Reform, March, 1873, with an appendix relative to the three new bills on the same subject. by Eaton, Dorman B. 1823-1899 is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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- Author
- Eaton, Dorman B. 1823-1899
- Publisher
- J. P. Prall, printer by steam, 1873.
- Published
- 1873
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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