Francis Wharton
1820 – 1889
Books
- The revolutionary diplomatic correspondence of the United States
- Digest of the international law of the United States
- A treatise on the criminal law of the United States
- Rhetorical exercises
- Retributive justice
- Involuntary confessions
- Address of the Hon. Francis Wharton, LL.D. at the annual commencement of the law school of the Columbian University, Tuesday, June 9, 1885
- A treatise on criminal procedure
- A digest of international law
- A treatise on the conflict of laws, or, Private international law, including a comparative view of Anglo-American, Roman, German, and French jurisprudence
- The Missouri valley and lay preaching
- A treatise on the conflict of laws, or, Private international law
- Wharton and Stillé's medical jurisprudence
- Law in the Cutting case
- Disputed questions of evidence
- A commentary on the law of evidence in civil issues
- A treatise on criminal law
- "Abide with me"
- The liability of railway companies for remote fires
- Address of the Hon. Francis Wharton ... at the annual commencement of the law school of the Columbian university, Tuesday, June 9, 1885
- A treatise on the law of evidence in criminal issues
- The law of domicil
- Wharton's criminal procedure
- The revolutionary diplomatic correspondence of the U.S.
- The revolutionary diplomatic correspondence of the United States
- Romanticism in its relations to Rome
- A commentary on the law of agency and agents
- Dynamiting and extra-territorial crime
- A treatise on medical jurisprudence
- State trials of the United States during the adminstrations of Washington and Adams
- Preface to a treatise on medical jurisprudence
- The morality of the gospel, and that of the world
- Church parties as apologists
- Commentaries on law
- A treatise on medical jurisprudence
- A treatise on the law of homicide in the United States
- A Treatise on theism
- Wharton and Stille's medical jurisprudence
- A Digest of the International Law of the United States, Taken from Documents ..
- Involuntary Confessions: A Monograph
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