"Public Land Statutes of the United States" is a comprehensive compilation of the general and permanent statutes pertaining to public lands. This historical record includes statutes of practical importance down to the close of the Second Session of the Seventy-First Congress. It offers parallel citations to the United States Statutes at Large and other relevant sources, making it an invaluable resource for legal professionals, historians, and anyone interested in the history of land management and legislation in the United States.
This compilation provides a detailed look at the legal framework governing public lands, reflecting the policies and practices of the United States government during a crucial period of its development. A significant historical document, it remains relevant for understanding the evolution of land law and the ongoing debates surrounding public land use.
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