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This rare grouping of Missouri legal history reflects a pivotal period of reconstruction and state development.
Offered as a historical set, these three original 19th-century Missouri law volumes document proceedings from the Missouri General Assembly's adjourned sessions in 1859, 1866, and 1871. Each volume is an official government printing and offers valuable insight into the legal and political framework of Missouri during the post-Civil War era.
Included Titles:
Laws of the State of Missouri, Passed at the Adjourned Session of the Twentieth General Assembly, begun and held at the City of Jefferson, November 28, 1859. Printed by James Lusk, Jefferson City, 1860.
Laws of the State of Missouri, Passed at the Adjourned Session of the Twenty-Fourth General Assembly, begun January 7, 1866. Published by Truman & Smith, Public Printers, Jefferson City.
Laws of the State of Missouri, Passed at the Adjourned Session of the Twenty-Sixth General Assembly, begun December 6, 1871. Printed by Regan & Edwards, Jefferson City, 1872Original hardcover bindings with cloth spines and paper-covered boards. State seal and typographic title pages present.
Good for age and use. Structurally sound with typical wear for government-issued books over 150 years old. Some volumes show water staining and spine toning but remain fully bound and complete. See pictures.
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