From Settlement to Sesquicentennial
Louis Blasdel Ewbank
5 Sept. 1864 - 6 Mar. 1953

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here.Bibliography
Ewbank's Manual: A Manual of Practice in the Supreme and Appellate Courts of Indiana. Indianapolis, 1900.
Indiana Criminal Law. Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1929. [ISL call number: I 345.772 E94in]
Indiana Trial Evidence. Indianapolis: The Bowen-Merrill Co., 1902. [ISL call number: I 347.94 E94i]
Morgan's Raid in Indiana. Indianapolis: C. E. Pauley & Co., 1918. [ISL call number: H 973.7342 E94m]

William Pinckney Fishback
11 Nov. 1831 - 15 Jan. 1901
In addition to practicing law, William Fishback was a newspaper man. He served as editor of the Indianapolis Journal from 1870 to 1872 and then joined the staff of the St. Louis Democrat. He returned to Indianapolis and law in 1874. Later in his life, several of his addresses were deemed worthy of publishing. His most ambitious work is Recollections of Lord Coleridge. He also wrote a law manual in keeping with his original calling.

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here.Bibliography
Manual of Elementary Law, being a summary of the well-settled elementary principles of American law.
Indianapolis, 1896. [ISL call number: I 347 F532m]
Recollections of Lord Coleridge. Indianapolis, 1895. [ISL call number: I 923 C693f]
Benjamin Harrison
20 Aug. 1833 - 13 Mar. 1901
Benjamin Harrison was born in North Bend, Ohio. He did not come to Indiana until after his marriage to Caroline Scott in 1853. Harrison established a law firm in Indianapolis, where he practiced throughout his life. Before being elected President in 1888, Harrison served three terms as a U.S. Senator. He remained an active writer and lecturer after leaving public office in 1892. His writings deal with American political issues and the structure of the federal government.

Select Bibliography
Constitution and
Administration of the United States of America. London, 1897. [ISL call number:
I 342.73 H318c]
Public Papers and Addresses of Benjamin Harrison,
Twenty-Third President of the Unites States. March 4, 1889 to March 4, 1893.
Washington: Government Printing Office, 1893. [ISL call number: I 353 H318]
Thirty Days with President Harrison; containing all of
his speeches in full on his recent vacation trip through the country, also a
full and graphic account of all the receptions and banquets tendered him.
New York, 1891. [ISL call number: I 923 H318t]
This Country of Ours.
New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1897. [ISL call number: I 353 H318t]
Views of an Ex-President:
Being His Addresses and Writings. Indianapolis, 1901. [ISL call number: I
304 H318v]
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