Search Results: Government from Crabtree's Collection Old Books

np: Millburn Book Corp.. VG. (1979). Lists programs available by the federal government by which money can be earned by the information provided. Black binding . gilt lettering. .

Washington: U.S. Govt Ptg Office. G ex-school library. 1961. Library markings, spine fading, edge wear. .

Ft. Worth, Tx: American Bureau of Econ Res. VG in VG DJ. (1986). 3rd prntg. On August 16, 1971, President Nixon closed the gold window, floated the dollar and imposed a price and wage freeze on the . U.S. economy. .

Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution. VG. (1966). 5th ptg. Result of roundtable discussions held at Brookings Institution: nature of executive's role & his job, differences in functions . of political & career executives; special characteristics of environment in which federal executives operate; and problem of getting & developing effective federal executives. Owner name fep. .

Concord (NH): Parsons B. Cogswell. VG. 1883. ...of the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Departments of the State Government, and State Institutions and their Officers . for 1883, to which is added the Constitutions of New Hampshire and the Constitution of the United States. Maroon binding, gilt lettering, small sized book. .

Manchester: Clarke Press. G to VG. 1895-1931. ...1929 (2) (two of which include listing of members' name of NH state government), 1931. $15 each. (1895 is SOLD) . 1895 sold. .

Boston: Ginn. G ex-school copy. (1928). Blue binding, black lettering, pictorial of capitol ft cover. School bookplates fep, nick side of title page (tape repaired). .

NY: St. Martins. VG in FB DJ. (2005). 1st ed 1st ptg. Bringing down the Mafia, investigating Bill Clinton, and fighting the war on terror. .

NY: Macmillan. VG. 1915. 1st ed. Designed for public gatherings of newly naturalized citizens. Light blue binding, paper titles. .

Cambridge, MA: Haravard Univ Press. VG in VG DJ. (1990). 1st ptg. Sen. Moynihan examines international law and reminds that our founding fathers had a firm grasp on the importance and . centrality of such law but that we lost our way in the Cold War. .

Indianapolis: Liberty Classics. G PB. (1970). Sir Maine is best remembered today for his treatise, Ancient Law, but Americans should take particular interest in Popular . Government which contains his celebrated essay on "The Constitution of the United States. His largely favorable appraisal of the American system clearly indicates he believed popular government was not only possible but, where conditions were appropriate, desirable. Yet history offers abundant proof of his overriding thesis. Popular governments, unless they are founded upon and consonant with the evolutionary development of a people, will crumble from their own excesses. Damp stain to top of book, few marks to fore-edge. .

Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution. G PB. 1932. Booklet browned on cover edges, owner name ft cover. .

np: House Clerk's Office. VG spiral bound PB. (1989). Cover doesn't line up with pages, edge wear. .

Manchester, NH: John B. Clarke. G black leather binding gilt lettering. (1969). ...the standing committees, and the names of officers and members of the different branches of government 1869 to which . is added the Political Manual of New-Hampshire, for 1869. Edge wear. .

Washington, D.C.: U.S. Govt Ptg Office. VG lg sz PB. (1997).

Dover, NH: Clerk New Hampshire. 3 G PBs. 1907, 08, 10. Black binding, gilt lettering. 08 and 10 have wear to spine ends esp tops. Walter W. Scott stamped into ft cover. $15 each. .

Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution Press. VG lg sz PB. (2000). 1st ptg. Signed by author. There are 125 separately identifiable offices in the ttal White House staff community above and beyond . the Executive Office employing nearly 5,700 men and women. Why has the staff become so central and so large. How is it organized and exactly what do those 125 offices actually do? Veteran White House staff member Patterson takes us inside the closely guarded turf of the White House to reveal the pressures, frustrations, and exultation of White House service. Corner creases. .