1805 1st ed Laws of Massachusetts Americana Boston Native American Regulations

1805 1^st ed Laws of Massachusetts Americana Boston Native American Regulations

A rare first edition of laws and legislation in Massachusetts from 1805.

This early 19^th-century set is a collection of laws and acts passed by the Massachusetts legislation on a variety of topics, most notably laws on establishing new towns and developing offices within a town’s government. Some legislations include:

• Act to empower Boston to choose a Board of Health
• Act determining where Native Indians on Chappaquiddick Island can allow their livestock to roam
• Act regulating fisheries in Bridgewater
• Regulations on aqueducts in Hallowell
• Incorporating various Parishes in the Boston area

Item number: #627

Price: $499

MASSACHUSETTS, State of

Private and special status of the commonwealth of Massachusetts : from the year 1780, to the close of the session of the General Court, begun and held on the last Wednesday in May, A.D. 1805 : with an appendix, containing such statutes, of the above description, passed before the year 1780, as are referred to in acts passed since, and including the temporary acts, made perpetual, March 7, 1797.

Boston : Printed for the State, by Manning & Loring, 1805. First edition.

Details:

• Collation complete with all pages; 3 volume set:
  • I: [xiv], 540p
  • II: 537p
  • III: 622p, 42p
• Binding: Leather; tight and secure
• Language: English
• Provenance: Handwritten – Henry A. Phillips
• Size: ~9.75in X 6.5in (24.5cm x 16cm)
• Very rare with no other example for sale worldwide at present

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