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“Senate Of Minnesota: In The Matter Of The Impeachment Of Sherman Page, Judge Of The Tenth Judicial District. Ex-gov. Davis' Closing Argument For The Respondent” presents a detailed account of the impeachment trial of Judge Sherman Page in Minnesota. This historical record captures the closing argument delivered by Cushman Kellogg Davis, former governor, acting as the respondent's counsel.

Offering insights into the legal and political landscape of the time, the document provides valuable context for understanding the complexities of impeachment proceedings and the nuances of legal defense. It will be of significant interest to legal scholars, historians, and anyone studying the intricacies of the American judicial system. The book serves as a primary source for examining the historical application of impeachment within a state context.

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