The Statutes At Large Of South Carolina : Containing The Acts From 1814, Exclusive, To 1838, Inclusive, Arranged Chronologically, With An Appendix. Id., 1839. 1 P.l., Xxv, 809 P (Paperback)

"The Statutes At Large Of South Carolina" is a comprehensive collection of the state's legal enactments from 1814 through 1838. This historical record provides invaluable insight into the legislative actions that shaped South Carolina during a transformative period. Arranged chronologically, the statutes offer a detailed account of the laws, policies, and decisions that governed the state, reflecting the social, economic, and political concerns of the era. This edition includes an appendix. For historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in South Carolina's past, this volume offers a rich resource for understanding the state's legal and governmental evolution.

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