Documents Of The City Convention, 1846, For Forming A New Or Revising And Amending The Present Charter Of The City Of New York: Delegates Elected June (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781246174915)

This volume contains the official documents of the 1846 City Convention for New York City, convened to form a new charter or revise and amend the existing one. It offers a detailed look into the deliberations and decisions made by delegates elected in June 1846 as they sought to shape the governance of New York.

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