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The mischiefs of legislative caucuses : exposed in an address to the people of Connecticut
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Title
The mischiefs of legislative caucuses : exposed in an address to the people of Connecticut / by Trumbull.
Publication
Hartford : G. Goodwin & Sons, printers, 1819.
Physical Description
15 pages ; 22 cm
Local Notes
BEIN College Pamphlets 1689 15: From Ethan A. Andrews.
BEIN Oky C845 819t: Uncut copy.
Notes
Attribution varies. M.L. Cohen, in his Bibliography of early American law, no. 5965, suggests Joseph Trumbull, a Hartford lawyer, banker and Whig, later the governor of Connecticut. The Encyclopedia Americana: a history of useful knowledge, 1918, v. 6, page 129 attributes the work to a B. Trumbull. Possibly Benjamin Trumbull, (1769-1850) a lawyer at Colchester, Conn. and a Representative in the Connecticut Legislature, 1807-1831.
Format
Books
Language
English
Added to Catalog
June 01, 2002
References
Shaw, R.R. American bibliography, 49643
Cohen, M.L. Bibliography of Early American law, 5965
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Addresses.
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George Goodwin & Sons, printer.
United States Connecticut Hartford.
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