Zwischen Kausalität und Intention. Die sprachlichen Bedeutungskonzeptionen von Charles L. Stevenson und H. Paul GriceMichael Steinmetz · First published 2007Open the Tome
Ethics and language [by] Charles L. Stevenson, book reviewHenry David Aiken · First published 1945Open the Tome
Library sets and fine bindings, the works of standard authors in limited de luxe editions, examples by Payne, Derome, Le Gascon & contemporary binders, extra-illustrated books, manuscripts by Scott, Stevenson & Swinburne, first editions of Scott, Dickens, Lever & others, Doves Press & Kelmscott publications, Cruikshank items & 4 paintings by "Phiz", including the library of the late Charles L. Bailey of Harrisburg, Penna. sold by order of William S. BaileyAmerican Art Association · First published 1927Open the Tome
The Covington and Lexington Railroad Company, plaintiff against James Winslow, John A. Stevens, Charles W. Fearing, George H. Pendleton, and Elliott H. Pendleton, the two last mentioned persons being administrators of Robert B. Bowler, deceased, Susan L. Bowler, widow, and George H. Bowler, Robert B. Bowler, and Louisa Bowler, children and heirs at law of Robert B. Bowler, deceased, John T. Levis, Richard Stowers, William H. Gedge, James C. Gedge, Q.A. Keith, William Ernst, John W. Stevenson, and A. Hathaway, defendantsWilliam W. Trimble · First published 1865Open the Tome
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