Historical Sketch of the State Law Library of Montana
Historical Sketch of the State Law Library of Montana
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The estimated number of books now constituting the Law Library (1930) is 65, 000. About one-eighth of that mimber of books comprises the collection of statutory law. Very few libraries in the United States possess complete collections of all the ses- sion laws of the various states. In the Montana LaAV Library the collection of session laws i)ublished since the year 1815 by the Colonies and the older states is complete either in the original copies or the official reprints, with the exception o...f ])erhaps forty sessions. The missing volumes are all very rare, and it is only occasionally that one of them is obtainable. The Library has not endeavored to collect all of the private or the local laws of the various states.
Thomas Jefferson made an effort during the Virginia colonial period to make a collection of all the session laws of that colony for use of the bench and bar and of the historians of Virginia and the older colonies, thus showing his conception of their importance for all time.
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The estimated number of books now constituting the Law Library (1930) is 65, 000. About one-eighth of that mimber of books comprises the collection of statutory law. Very few libraries in the United States possess complete collections of all the ses- sion laws of the various states. In the Montana LaAV Library the collection of session laws i)ublished since the year 1815 by the Colonies and the older states is complete either in the original copies or the official reprints, with the exception o...f ])erhaps forty sessions. The missing volumes are all very rare, and it is only occasionally that one of them is obtainable. The Library has not endeavored to collect all of the private or the local laws of the various states.
Thomas Jefferson made an effort during the Virginia colonial period to make a collection of all the session laws of that colony for use of the bench and bar and of the historians of Virginia and the older colonies, thus showing his conception of their importance for all time.
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