Journal of the Senate of Arkansas 1907 Thirty-Sixth Session Sentinel-Record
$ 13.18
Description
Journal of the Senate of Arkansas 1907 Thirty-Sixth Session Sentinel-Record. Step back in time with this rare historical document: the official "Journal of the Senate of Arkansas, Thirty-Sixth Regular Session" from 1907. This fascinating volume provides an invaluable primary source record of the legislative proceedings of the Arkansas Senate, convened from January 14th to May 14th, 1907. Published by the Sentinel-Record in Hot Springs, Arkansas, it offers a detailed look into the political landscape, decisions, and discussions that shaped the state over a century ago. A true collector's item for enthusiasts of American history, legislative records, and Arkansas heritage. This vintage legislative journal is a cornerstone for any serious collection focusing on state government, political science, or regional history. It captures the essence of early 20th-century Arkansas governance, making it an essential resource for researchers, historians, and genealogists. Delve into the authentic records of a bygone era and uncover the key figures and debates that defined the state's legislative agenda. A unique and significant piece of Arkansas political history and Americana.
