Proceedings, 1862.

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Proceedings, 1862.

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This series contains a "true copy' of the proceedings of the meetings of the Executive Council from February 28, 1862 to May 14, 1862. The proceedings were recorded by Governor Milton's executive secretary, E. Barnard. It documents the activities and decisions made by the Executive Council.

0.25 cubic ft.

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