§ 28. Special Directions for the Weekly Papers in History 13

§ 29. Special Directions for the Weekly Papers in History 14

§ 30. Special Directions for Weekly Papers in Government 12

§ 31. Materials for the Weekly Papers in History 13.

§ 31a. List of Historical Discussions

§ 316. List of Select Constitutional Treatises

31c. Reports of Judicial Cases

§ 31d. Historical Sources

§ 32. No. 1. Use of Constitutional Authorities

§ 33. No. 2. English Control and Colonial Government

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§ 61. No. 30. Reconstruction .

§ 62. Materials for the Weekly Papers in History 14

§ 63. No. 1. Principles of European Claims to Wild Territory

§ 64. No. 2. Foundations of English Claims to America.

§ 65. No. 3. Theory of Indian Land-holding

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§ 73. No. 11.

§ 74. No. 12.

Was France entitled to complain of the Jay Treaty 202

Allegiance and Impressment

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§ 77. No. 15. Fishing Rights in and about the Gulf of St. Law-

§ 81. No. 19. Responsibility of a Government for not carrying

out a Treaty

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§ 82. No. 20. Government of Military Conquests, previous to

Cession

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§ 93. Materials for the Weekly Papers in Government 12

§ 94. No. 1.

Questions of the Isthmus Canal .

Control of Seal Catching .

Protectorate of Cuba

The Policy of the Open Door

Growth of Urban Population

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§ 100. No. 7.

§ 99. No. 6. Limitations on Constitutional Conventions.

Question of Limiting the Suffrage

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§ 101. No. 8.

Question of Popular Nomination Machinery

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§ 102. No. 9.

§ 103. No. 10.

How to Secure Good State and Local Legislation 230

Question of Executive Boards .

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§ 121. No. 28.

The Pension System

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§ 122. No. 29. Best Regulation of the Liquor Traffic

§ 123. No. 30. Injunctions against Rioters.

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§ 124. Purpose of the Exercise

PART VI. SPECIAL REPORTS

§ 125. Constitutional and Political Reports, in History 13

§ 126. Diplomatic Reports, in History 14

§ 127. Government Reports, in Government 12

§ 128. General Directions for Special Reports in History 13

§ 129. Bibliographical Special Reports

§ 130. Bibliographical Subjects

§ 130a. Alphabetical List of Public Men.

§ 1306. List of Public Men arranged by States and

Countries.

§ 131. Constitutional Special Reports

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§ 137. Special Reports on Federal Diplomacy

§ 134m. Public Emancipation of Slaves

§ 134n. Abolition and Abolitionists.

§ 1340. Contemporary Judgment of Abolition

§ 135. General Directions for Special Reports in History 14

§ 136. Special Reports on Pre-Constitutional Diplomacy .

§ 136a. Discovery and Title

§ 1366. Trade and Sea-faring.

§ 136c. Revolutionary Diplomacy

§ 136d. Diplomacy of the Confederation.

§ 137d. Diplomacy from 1829 to 1861

§ 137e. Diplomacy of the Civil War

§ 137f. Post-bellum Diplomacy

§ 137g. Diplomacy of the Spanish War

§ 137h. Diplomacy in the Orient

§ 138. General Directions for Special Reports in Government 12.

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§ 139. Special Reports on Political Theory.

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§ 140. Special Reports on Citizenship and Fundamental Rights 386