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William Haynes and the Ashantilly Press
"Bill Haynes had exchanged a number of letters between 1958 and 1989 with P. H. Rädisch regarding punchcutting by hand. His intention was to publish the collection, but he died on August 24, 2001, before the project could be started. The following text would have been the book's foreword"--page [1].
William I. Hanes
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William E. Haynes Papers
Correspondence of William E. Haynes relating to his business transactions, as well as his work in various offices and positions. Includes business papers pertaining to real estate deals, partnerships, and banking. Also contains correspondence and papers relating to his service as U.S. representative from Ohio, such as letters from constituents regarding recommendations, pension claims, and other business. Includes communication from Rutherford B. Hayes to and on behalf of Haynes.
Brief Sketches of Henry Haynes, 1701-1784, William Haynes, 1727-1896, Richard Haynes, 1763-1850
Richard Haynes was married to Margaret Major(s).
Memorandum for William J. Haynes II, General Counsel of the Department of Defense
An assessment of the legal standards governing military interrogations of alien unlawful combatants held outside the United States, examining both domestic and international law that might be applicable to the conduct of those interrogations. By delimiting the legal boundaries applicable to interrogations, the Office of Legal Counsel does not express or imply any views concerning whether and when legally-permissible means of interrogation should be employed.
The Navy List
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