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Supplement to the Revised Statutes of the United States. Vol. I. Second Edition ; Revised and Continued. 1874-1891. Forty-third to Fifty-first Congress, Inclusive. Embracing the Statutes, General and Permanent in Their Nature, Passed After the Revised Statutes and in Force at the End of the Fifty-first Congress ; with References Connecting Provisions on the Same Subject, Explanatory Notes, Citations of Judicial Decisions, and a General Index. Prepared and Edited by William A. Richardson,... By Authority of Congress

William A. Richardson

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