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"A Century in the Comptroller's Office, State of New York, 1797 to 1897" by James A. Roberts offers a detailed historical examination of government finance in New York State. This meticulously prepared volume chronicles the evolution of the Comptroller's Office, providing invaluable insights into the state's economic history over a hundred-year period.
Readers interested in the inner workings of state government and the development of financial policy will find this work an essential resource. Explore the key decisions and challenges faced by the Comptroller's Office as it navigated the complexities of a growing state economy.
From its inception in 1797 to the close of the nineteenth century, this book offers a comprehensive account of the office responsible for managing New York's financial affairs. Delve into the records and analyses that shaped the state's economic landscape. A vital addition to any collection focusing on U.S. history, state and local government, and economic policy.
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