1861 INDIAN Treaties Chippewa Ottawa California Civil War Congress RARE Americana



Congressional law reports from mid-19th-century America are considered to be very rare. Reports were published on a variety topics, from general discussion to proclamations made over Native American Indians and arms restrictions in California. This 1861 Civil War-era printing of ‘Statues at Large’ is an extensive record of proceedings in the 36th Congress, a congress that dealt heavily with the Union states’ secession.



This particular volume focuses heavily on Congress’s relief program for Native American Indians – Chippewa, Ottowa, Pottawatomie tribes – and providing financial support to Washington and Oregon territories for their suppression of ‘hostiles’ in their region.



Item number: #12497

Price: $499



United States



The Statutes at Large and treaties of the United States of America… thirty-sixth congress



Boston : Little, Brown, 1861.



Details:

Collation: Complete with all pages

vi, 121-253, [1], xxii, [4]; vi, 45-63, [1], iv, [2]; [4], 137-166, ii, [1]

Language: English

Binding: Softcover; tight & secure

Size: ~10in X 6.75in (26cm x 17cm)



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