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Original circa 1890 Kentucky legislative publication titled “Public Acts of the State of Kentucky,” containing laws and resolutions from the General Assembly session beginning December 30, 1889.
An interesting surviving piece of 19th-century Kentucky legal and political history, featuring legislation concerning the proposed constitutional convention, county government, taxation, public schools, mineral rights, and state lotteries.
Notable contents include legislation calling for a convention to revise the Kentucky Constitution, repeal of Frankfort lottery legislation, and resolutions relating to lawlessness in Harlan and Perry Counties.
The opening page identifies Governor S. B. Buckner and other Kentucky state officials. The surviving index is numbered through page 240.
Condition: Fair to Good antique condition. Covers show substantial age toning, soiling, creasing, edge wear, and small losses. Thread stitching is exposed, with a loose thread at the spine. Interior pages shown remain legible and generally well preserved for their age.
Complete collation has not been verified. Sold as the vintage legislative publication pictured.
An appealing historical reference for collectors of Kentucky history, constitutional law, government documents, and 19th-century Americana.
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Pages 1-17 are loose from string
