Illustrated Catalogue of Acts and Laws of the Colony and State of New York and of the Other Original Colonies and States, Constituting the Collection Made by Hon. Russell Benedict, Justice of the Supreme Court of New York, to be Sold . February 27, 1922. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Illustrated Catalogue of Acts and Laws of the Colony and State of New York and of the Other Original Colonies and States, Constituting the Collection Made by Hon. Russell Benedict, Justice of the Supreme Court of New York, to be Sold . February 27, 1922

This is a catalogue of the impressive collection of Acts and Laws from the Colony and State of New York, and other original colonies and states, meticulously assembled by the Hon. Russell Benedict, Justice of the Supreme Court of New York. The catalogue details items that were sold at auction on February 27, 1922.

Offering a unique window into the legal foundations of the United States, this catalogue provides invaluable insights for historians, legal scholars, and collectors. It offers a glimpse into the statutes and legal frameworks that shaped the early governance of New York and the other founding colonies and states.

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