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Ex Parte County Aggregates Et Cetera

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 January 2016

Thomas B. Alexander
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The fourth president of our Association made a presentation totally different from those of his predecessors, stating that he wanted to interdict any presumption that such addresses ought to fit a particular mold. Subsequently, these addresses have been comfortingly varied—the eighth just not given at all in the cheery din of a great Chinese restaurant in Toronto. I feel free, therefore, to do exactly what I please today, and I appreciate the supportive precedents.

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Social Science History , Volume 11 , Issue 4 , Winter 1987, pp. 450 - 462
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Copyright © Social Science History Association 1987 

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