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"A Revisal Of The Laws Of The State Of North-carolina, Passed From 1821-1825 (both Years Inclusive.)" offers a comprehensive compilation of the laws enacted in North Carolina during a pivotal period of its early statehood. Authored under the authority of North Carolina, with John Louis Taylor's involvement, this volume serves as an essential historical record, providing insight into the legal and societal landscape of the time.
This revisal is invaluable for legal historians, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding the evolution of law and governance in North Carolina. It captures the specific statutes, amendments, and legal frameworks that shaped the state's development during the early 19th century. As such, it remains a vital resource for those seeking to comprehend the legal foundations upon which North Carolina was built.
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