An edition of To the people of the United States. What says the law? or, Congress and the president (1868)

To the people of the United States. What says the law? or, Congress and the president.

by Montague R. Leverson

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An edition of To the people of the United States. What says the law? or, Congress and the president (1868)

To the people of the United States. What says the law? or, Congress and the president.

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Edition Notes

Sabin 90795.
At head of title, in square brackets: The press throughout the Union please copy.
At end of text: A states-man. New York, Feb, [sic] 26, 1868.
Ascribed to Montague R. Leverson. Cf. Sabin.
Advertisements for "M. Richard Leverson, patent solicitor and John Sarell, letter-press printer": p. 8.

Published in: New York
Other Titles: To the people of the United States., What says the law? or, Congress and the president.

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Library of Congress: E666 .L66

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Pagination: 8 p. ;

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Open Library: OL6537879M
LCCN: 11032053
OCLC/WorldCat: 19702950

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To the people of the United States. What says the law? or, Congress and the president.

by Montague R. Leverson