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Acts and Laws of the State of New-hampshire, in America. by Order of the General Assembly. to Which is Prefixed, the Resolution of the American ... a Form of Government in New-hampshire See Notes Multiple Contributors

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Laws passed between July 1776 and June 1780. The laws for March and April 1780, though included in the index, were issued separately as p. [201]-235. There is no paging from 183-200. Ascribed to the press of Zechariah Fowle by Evans.

America: Printed at Exeter, in the state of New-Hampshire. : [By Zechariah Fowle], M. DCC. LXXX. [1780]. vi,4,182p. ; 2°