The Laws Of The State Of New Hampshire, Enacted Since June 1, 1815 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024857061)

This volume, "The Laws Of The State Of New Hampshire, Enacted Since June 1, 1815," is a valuable historical resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the legislative development of New Hampshire. Compiled under the authority of the state, it provides a comprehensive record of the laws enacted during a pivotal period in the state's history.

In addition to the statutes, the book includes an appendix containing "The Articles Of Confederation And Perpetual Union Of The States, Adopted By Congress, 1788." This inclusion provides crucial context, illustrating the foundational legal and political principles that shaped early American governance and influenced the subsequent development of state laws. This makes the volume an essential reference for understanding the evolution of American legal thought and the specific legal framework of New Hampshire.

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