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"The Statutes At Large Of Pennsylvania From 1682 To 1801, Volume 6, Issues 1759-1765" offers a comprehensive record of Pennsylvania's legal framework during a pivotal period in its history. This meticulously compiled volume provides invaluable insights into the laws, decrees, and legislative actions that shaped the colony's governance and societal norms. Covering the years 1759 to 1765, it captures the legal landscape as Pennsylvania navigated significant political and social changes.
Edited by James Tyndale Mitchell, Henry Flanders, Jonathan Willis Martin, and Hampton Lawrence Carson, with contributions from the Pennsylvania Commission for the compilation of the laws prior to 1800, this volume stands as an authoritative resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the foundations of Pennsylvania's legal system. It sheds light on the issues, debates, and decisions that influenced the development of law in the region and provides a detailed look at the statutes that governed daily life during this formative era.
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