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231. [American Digest - Century Edition]. Century Edition of the
American Digest. A Complete Digest of all Reported American Cases
From the Earliest Times to 1896.
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232. American Law Reports. [ALR 1st].
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236. American Law Reports Federal (ALR Federal).
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248. United States Court of Military Appeals.
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249. United States Patents Quarterly [1st].
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[with] U.S.P.Q. Cumulative Digest Index. Vols. 1-231, in 20
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