1849 — Laws of the State of Illinois, Passed at The First Session of the Sixteenth General Assembly, Begun and Held at the City of Springfield, January 1, 1849 — Includes Laws Passed Regarding the Mormon War

1849 — Laws of the State of Illinois, Passed at The First Session of the Sixteenth General Assembly, Begun and Held at the City of Springfield, January 1, 1849 — Includes Laws Passed Regarding the Mormon War

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  • Laws of the State of Illinois, Passed at The First Session of the Sixteenth General Assembly, Begun and Held at the City of Springfield, January 1, 1849. Charles H. Lanphier: Springfield, 1849. 240p.+ Index of xlvi.
  • Leather Spine
  • Detached boards are missing
  • Text block in actually in fantastic condition.
  • There are six laws passed that are significant in Mormon history. One specifically mentions several men who would be compensated for their services to the Governor for their assistance to “suppress the Hancock disturbances.”
  • Very unique item (currently housed in a little folder made specially for this item).
  • You can click on the photographs below to enlarge them:

 

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