Special studies and reports to the governor, 1832-1833.

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Special studies and reports to the governor, 1832-1833.

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These reports and studies were prepared in response to requests from Governor John Breathitt. Reports concern the quality of the publication of Reports of the Court of Appeals, and the stock and capital obtained by the Bank of Louisville allowing it to act under its charter.

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Kentucky Department of Libraries and Archives, Kentucky State Archives

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