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1806, Laws
The laws of Michigan. Volume One.; City of Washington : A & G Way, Printers, 1806. There were a few pages of explanation about how the laws were
made in the fledgling territory. A copy of the laws was submitted to James Madison, as Secretary of State. All the laws were created in 1805, signed
by the Governor, the Chief Judge, and the Senior Judge. The laws began on p. 8, with a table of contents appearing on pp. 121-128, then an index on
pp. 129-141. There were several pages of executive transactions, many of which were naming people to various positions. There was another small index
after that. (For the location of the original of this document, please consult the relevant section in A Guide to the microfilm collection of early
state records. LLMC 61219; OCLC 756403775)
Title:   The laws of Michigan.
OCLC Number:   426055458
Available Volumes
NameFiche CountOnlinePaper Backup
Vol. 1YesNo