The Speeches of Mr. Bacon and Mr. Nicholson in the National House of Representatives in Defence of the Bill Received from the Senate Entitled an ACT t

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The book features the speeches of Mr. Bacon and Mr. Nicholson delivered in the House of Representatives, focusing on their defense of a Senate bill aimed at repealing specific acts related to the organization of U.S. courts. Set in February 1802, the speeches provide insight into the political climate and legal debates of the time, highlighting the arguments for judicial reform and the implications for the federal court system. This historical document captures the essence of early American legislative discourse.