This meticulously compiled volume, "Bibliographical Notes On The Issues Of The Continental Congress 1776-1779," offers invaluable insights into the documentary history of the early United States. Reprinted from the "Journals Of The Continental Congress," this work provides a detailed bibliographical record of the documents and publications issued by the Continental Congress during the pivotal years of the American Revolution.
Authored by the Library of Congress Manuscript Division, with contributions from Worthington Chauncey Ford and Paul Leicester Ford, this resource is essential for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the primary sources that shaped the nation. It serves as an indispensable guide to understanding the legislative and informational output of the Continental Congress, offering a glimpse into the challenges and decisions faced by the founding fathers. The book's detailed notes and references make it a cornerstone for any serious study of the period.
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