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Wade Keyes

Wade Keyes (1821 – 1879) was a lawyer, scholar, judge and professor from Alabama who served as the first and only Assistant Attorney General of the Confederacy, 1861–1865. After the Civil War he practiced law in Florence, Alabama. Provided by Wikipedia

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The code of Alabama, 1876, with references to the decisions of the Supreme Court of the State upon the construction of the statutes, and in which the general and permanent acts of...

by Keyes, Wade
Published 1877

Barrett & Brown, printers for the State

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An essay on the learning of future interests in real property

by Keyes, Wade
Published 1853

Printed by J.H. & T.F. Martin

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An essay on the learning of remainders

by Keyes, Wade
Published 1852

Printed by J.H. & T.F. Martin

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An essay on the learning of partial and of future interests in chattels personal

by Keyes, Wade
Published 1853

Printed by J.H. & T.F. Martin

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Introductory lecture : delivered March, 1860, before the class of the Montgomery Law School, Law Department of the University of Alabama

by Keyes, Wade
Published 1860

Barrett, Wimbish