"A Digest Of The Laws Of Pennsylvania From 1700 To 1894" is a comprehensive legal resource, presenting a thorough compilation of Pennsylvania's laws spanning nearly two centuries. This fourth volume includes the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Pennsylvania, extensively annotated with notes and references to pertinent court decisions. Compiled by the state of Pennsylvania, with annotations by George Wharton Pepper and William Draper Lewis, this digest serves as an invaluable reference for legal professionals, historians, and anyone seeking a deep understanding of Pennsylvania's legal framework during this transformative period. Its meticulous organization and detailed annotations make it an essential addition to any legal library, offering insights into the evolution of American law and jurisprudence.
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