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The Legislative Council of the State of New Jersey convenes in 1778 to conduct the business of a nascent nation. This volume documents the official proceedings, debates, and decisions made by the council during a critical year of the American Revolution. It offers a direct window into the political and administrative challenges faced by the state as it navigated war and established its governance structures. The content reflects the formal records of legislative action, providing primary source material for understanding the period.
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Page Count:
108
Publication Date:
2018-03-02
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1379032547
ISBN-13:
9781379032540
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