Original scan - American State Papers, Public Lands, Vol. III (complete, 837 pp.)
Unmodified received Library of Congress PDF preserved; 1998 Hein facsimile of public-domain records.
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American State Papers - Public Lands, Volume III (1815-1824)
The complete American State Papers, Public Lands, Volume III - the official congressional record of United States public-land claims and surveys, 1815-1824, including Southern and Florida land matters.
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About this source
A national primary-source volume of United States public-land records, 1815-1824, as compiled in the American State Papers. It documents land claims, confirmations, surveys and congressional action across the public-land states and territories, including claims arising from Spanish grants in Florida and the Gulf South.
- Date
- 1815-1824
- Credits
- United States Congress; Gales and Seaton (original compilers)
- Publisher
- American State Papers (orig. Gales & Seaton); 1998 facsimile by William S. Hein & Co.
- Where to find it
- 837 pages
- Reference collection
- Library of Congress, Law Library
Complete volume preserved. The scan's OCR text layer provides full-text search but is NOT an independently human-proofread transcription and may contain OCR errors. The scan remains authoritative for exact wording and pagination. Bounded reading excerpts of the Florida-specific land claims are not yet prepared.
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American State Papers: Documents, Legislative and Executive, of the Congress of the United States. Class VIII, Public Lands. Vol. III. Washington: Gales and Seaton. (1998 facsimile, William S. Hein & Co.)
Public domain. American State Papers are United States government documents (1815-1824); the 1998 William S. Hein & Co. reprint is a facsimile of those public-domain records and adds no new copyright. Library of Congress scan.
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