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An Appeal to the Governor and People of Tennessee by Clark Foreman
An Appeal to the Governor and People of Tennessee by Clark Foreman ca. 1946
Appeal of League of Nations
Appeal of League of Nations 9/26/1918
Appeal to the Supreme Court in Loving v. Virginia
Appeal to the Supreme Court in Loving v. Virginia 5/27/1966
Notice of Appeal in Mendez v. Westminster
Notice of Appeal in Mendez v. Westminster 3/30/1946
Appeal Request from Lenny Bruce v. Hon. John M. Murtagh, Criminal Court of the City of New York: Special Sessions: County of New York: Part 2B: Frank S. Hogan, The District Attorney of the County of N
Appeal Request from Lenny Bruce v. Hon. John M. Murtagh, Criminal Court of the City of New York: Special Sessions: County of New York: Part 2B: Frank S. Hogan, The District Attorney of the County of N 12/15/1964
Appeal Testimony in U.S. vs. Wong Tong
Appeal Testimony in U.S. vs. Wong Tong 3/26/1904
Appeal to the Great Spirit
Appeal to the Great Spirit 1908 (Photograph Unknown)
Brief Appealing the Judgement Against Mark Bark Nung
Brief Appealing the Judgement Against Mark Bark Nung 9/25/1906
Brief for Appellant in Green v. County School Board of New Kent County
Brief for Appellant in Green v. County School Board of New Kent County 8/29/1966
Brief on Behalf of Appellees in Green v. County School Board of New Kent County
Brief on Behalf of Appellees in Green v. County School Board of New Kent County 10/10/1966
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