Laws Of The State Of Indiana Passed At The Special Session Of The Sixty-fifth General Assembly Begun On The Eighteenth Day Of September, A.d. 1908, Part 1908 (Paperback)

This volume contains the full text of the laws passed by the State of Indiana at the special session of the Sixty-fifth General Assembly, which began on September 18, 1908. A valuable resource for legal historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the legislative record of Indiana, this book provides a snapshot of the legal and political landscape of the state at the beginning of the 20th century. Detailing the specific enactments and amendments considered and approved during this period, "Laws Of The State Of Indiana Passed At The Special Session Of The Sixty-fifth General Assembly Begun On The Eighteenth Day Of September, A.d. 1908, Part 1908" offers key insights into the issues and concerns facing Indiana lawmakers at the time.

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