1822 CODE OF 1650 CONNECTICUT BLUE LAWS antique AMERICANA

THE CODE OF 1650, BEING A COMPILATION OF THE EARLIEST LAWS AND ORDERS OF THE GENERAL COURT OF CONNECTICUT: ALSO, THE CONSTITUTION, OR CIVIL COMPACT, ENTERED INTO AND ADOPTED BY THE TOWNS OF WINDSOR, HARTFORD, AND WETHERSFELD IN 1638-9. TO WHICH IS ADDEDSOME EXTRACTS FROM THE LAWS AND JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF NEW-HAVEN COLONY COMMONLY CALLED BLUE LAWS

Hartford, Andrus; (1822).


With frontispiece. 119 pp.


Blind-tooled original cloth with gilt spine.
The frontispiece shows a policeman arresting a tobacco farmer.

Minor foxing, front endpaper missing

Size 4 3/4 by 7 1/2 inches

Text in English
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