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Subject United States--Foreign relations--Treaties

1. Mississippi Senator John Stennis says that series military disadvantages will result from the treaty. Senator J. William Fulbright disagrees.

Creator:: WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)
Date of Original:: 1963-09-09
Collection:: WSB-TV Newsfilm Collection
Holding Institution:: Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection

2. Digest of the laws of the state of Georgia, from its settlement as a British province, in 1755, to the session of the General assembly in 1800, inclusive. Comprehending all the laws passed within the above periods, and now in force, alphabetically arranged under their respective titles: also the state constitutions of 1777 and 1789, with the additions and amendments in 1795, and the constitution of 1798. To which is added, an appendix: comprising the Declaration of American independence; the Articles of confederation and perpetual union; the federal Constitution, with the amendments thereto: all the treaties between the United States and foreign nations; the treaties between the United States and the different tribes of Indians; and those between the state of Georgia and the southern and western Indians. With a copious index to the whole. Comp., arranged and digested from the original records, and under the special authority of the state. By Horatio Marbury & William H. Crawford, esqrs

Creator:: Georgia
Date of Original:: 1802
Collection:: Historic Georgia Codes Collection
Holding Institution:: Alexander Campbell King Law Library

3. Full Text Digest of the laws of the state of Georgia, from its settlement as a British province, in 1755, to the session of the General assembly in 1800, inclusive : comprehending all the laws passed within the above periods, and now in force, alphabetically arranged under their respective titles ; also the state constitutions of 1777 and 1789, with the additions and amendments in 1795, and the constitution of 1798 ; to which is added, an appendix: comprising the Declaration of American independence; the Articles of confederation and perpetual union; the federal Constitution, with the amendments thereto: all the treaties between the United States and foreign nations; the treaties between the United States and the different tribes of Indians; and those between the state of Georgia and the southern and western Indians ; with a copious index to the whole. Comp., arranged and digested from the original records, and under the special authority of the state / by Horatio Marbury & William H. Crawford, esqrs

Creator:: Georgia
Date of Original:: 1802
Collection:: Georgia Historic Books
Holding Institution:: University of Georgia. Libraries

4. A digest of the laws of the state of Georgia From its first establishment as a British province down to the year 1798, inclusive, and the principal acts of 1799 : in which is comprehended the Declaration of independence; the state constitutions of 1777 and 1789, with alterations and amendments in 1794. Also the constitution of 1798. It contains as well all the laws in force, as those which are deemed useful and necessary, or which are explanatory of existing laws; together, with the titles of all the obsolete and other acts. And concludes with an appendix containing the original charters and other documents, ascertaining and defining the limits and boundary of the state; all the treaties with the southern tribes of Indians; the Articles of confederation and perpetual union: the Constitution of the United States, and a few acts of congress. Together with a copious index to the whole. By Robert & George Watkins

Creator:: Georgia
Date of Original:: 1800
Collection:: Historic Georgia Codes Collection
Holding Institution:: Alexander Campbell King Law Library