Digests of opinions, 1901.

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Digests of opinions, 1901.

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The series consists of printed digests indexing opinions of three judges of the court of appeals. They are: Judge O'Brien - from Volume 119 to and including Volume 164 New York Reports; Judge Bartlett - from Volume 141 to and including Volume 164 New York Reports; and Chief Judge Alton B. Parker - from Volume 114 to and including Volume 164 New York Reports.

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