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The Early History of the United States Consular Service. 1776-1792
Emory R. Johnson
The Interstate Commerce Commission, I. L. Sharfman Reviewed by Emory R. Johnson
The Interstate Commerce Commission: A Study in Administrative Law and Procedure, I. L. Sharfman Reviewed by Emory R. Johnson
Public Utility Regulation, William E. Mosher and Finla G. Crawford Reviewed by Emory R. Johnson
The Problem of Railroad Control, Emory R. Johnson
Railroad Promotion and Capitalization in the United States, F. A. Cleveland and F. W. Powell ; Railroad Freight Rates, Logan G. McPherson Reviewed by Emory R. Johnson
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