The state of Dakota, how it may be formed (Open Library)

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The state of Dakota, how it may be formed

replies to the pamphlet of Hon. Hugh J. Campbell, U.S. attorney of Dakota, treating upon the above subject : Opinions of courts, jurists and statesmen, as to the admission of new states into the Union

by Peter C. Shannon
Published in 1883, Herald Printing House (Yankton, D.T)

The state of Dakota, how it may be formed
Peter C. Shannon

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Series: Western Americana, 1550-1900 -- reel 486, no. 4858.

Language: English

Format: [microform] :

Pagination: 58 p. ;

LCCN: 87772245

LC: F655 .S52

Subject: Dakota Territory — Politics and government.
Michigan — Politics and government.

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Notes: Includes a section on the admission of the state of Michigan. Master microform held by: ResP. Storm, Catalogue of the Everett D. Graff Collection, no. 3737. Microfilm. Woodbridge, Conn. : Research Publications, 1975. 1 reel ; 35 mm. (Western Americana ; reel 486, no. 4858)

Table of contents

   The state of Dakota: How it may be formed from the territory.

   Power of Congress over the territories.

   Should Michigan's example be followed?

   The Michigan case.

   The real causes which produced the Conditional act of Congress, of June 15, 1836.

	The state of Dakota: How it may be formed from the territory.
	Power of Congress over the territories.
	Should Michigan's example be followed?
	The Michigan case.
	The real causes which produced the Conditional act of Congress, of June 15, 1836.