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Born	1842
Died	1915

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The law of the master's liability for injuries to servant

by Bailey, W. F. First published in 1894 — 2 editions
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A treatise on the law of personal injuries: including employer's liability, master and servant and the workmen's compensation act

by Bailey, W. F. First published in 1912 — 2 editions
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The law of jurisdiction: including impeachment of judgments, liability for judicial acts, and special remedies. : By W. F. Bailey.

by Bailey, W. F. First published in 1899 — 1 edition
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The law of personal injuries relating to master and servant

by Bailey, W. F. First published in 1897 — 1 edition
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A treatise on the law of habeas corpus and special remedies: including mandamus, certiorari, quo warranto and prohibition, and also the subject of contempts

by Bailey, W. F. First published in 1913 — 1 edition

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A complete digest of the decisions of the Supreme court of Wisconsin: from the organization of the court to and including volume 105

by Bailey, W. F. First published in 1902 — 1 edition

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