Argument Of L.g Picot: For Appellants, On The Appeal From The Office Of The Surveyor General For Illinois And Missouri To The Commissioner Of The Gene (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247362656)

This historical document presents the argument of L.G. Picot on behalf of the appellants in an appeal from the Office of the Surveyor General for Illinois and Missouri. The appeal was brought to the Commissioner of the General Land Office concerning the matter of locating the Comparios and Condé Claims upon U.S. Survey, No. This text offers insights into the legal and administrative processes surrounding land claims and surveying practices in the United States during the period. It provides valuable primary source material for researchers and historians interested in land law, property rights, and the development of the American West. The 'Argument Of L.g Picot' is a significant contribution to the understanding of the complexities involved in settling land disputes and establishing property boundaries in the expanding nation.

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