Dictionary of the United States Congress: And the General Government (1868)
Charles Lanman's 1868 'Dictionary of the United States Congress: And the General Government' offers a detailed compendium of the legislative and administrative framework of the U.S. government. This reference work provides invaluable insights into the Congress and General Government, serving as an essential guide for understanding 19th-century American political structures and operations.
About This Book
This dictionary, authored by Charles Lanman and published in 1868, serves as a vital reference work on the United States Congress and the broader General Government.
It provides detailed insights into the legislative branch and its operations, reflecting the political landscape of post-Civil War America.
The book compiles essential information on governmental structures, making it a foundational resource for historians and scholars interested in 19th-century U.S. institutions.
Lanman's work captures the formalities and key elements of congressional proceedings and administrative functions at the time.
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