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E. R. Hoar

Born: 1816

Died: 1895

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Born: 1816

Died: 1895

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To the voters of the Fourth Congressional District.

1848

Charge to the Grand Jury, at the July term of the Municipal Court, in Boston, 1854

1854

Opinions of Attorney General Hoar relative to the taking of the "test oath" by persons elected to office in Virginia : and to the power of the legislature of Virginia elected under the act of Congress of April 10, 1869, to elect senators of the United States

1869

E. R. Hoar, United States. Attorney-General

Opinion of the Hon. E.R. Hoar, late Attorney General of the U.S. relating to and confirmatory of the right of the Central Branch Union Pacific Railroad Company to continue and extend its road to the main trunk (the Union Pacific R.R.): and for and in aid of the construction thereof to receive lands and bonds from the United States.

1870

[Letter to] Dear Sir

1872

Attorney-general by information vs. Old South society et al: The Old South society in Boston vs. Uriel Crocker et al. Brief for the Attorney-general and for Uriel Crocker et al ...

1875

E. R. Hoar, Uriel H. Crocker, George Otis Shattuck, Old South Church (Boston, Mass.), Massachusetts. Attorney-general's office

Memoir of George Bemis: Prepared agreeably to a resolution of the Massachusetts Historical Society

1878

Semi-centennial: proceedings of the fiftieth anniversary of the organization of the Concord Lyceum, Tuesday, January 7, 1879 : consisting of an introductory address by Hon. E.R. Hoar, and an address on the origin and growth of the Concord Lyceum by Charles H. Walcott, Esq., with lists of the original members and lecturers.

1879

Address in the old Concord meeting house April 19, 1894

1894

Autograph manuscript of speech of Joseph H. Choate and letter of Judge Hoar, for the dinner on Commencement Day, 1894, in celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the accession of C.W. Eliot to the presidency of Harvard University

Joseph Hodges Choate, E. R. Hoar