Publisher's Synopsis
This volume, "The Charter and Ordinances, With the Rules and Order of the City Councils," offers a detailed snapshot of municipal governance in Dover, New Hampshire, during the late 19th century. Published in 1882, it compiles the official charter outlining the city's foundational legal framework, along with the ordinances enacted by the city councils to regulate local affairs. This historical document provides valuable insights into the structure and function of local government in a growing American city.
Researchers and historians interested in urban development, legal history, and the evolution of municipal governance will find this a rich resource. It offers a glimpse into the concerns and priorities of a community navigating the challenges and opportunities of the era, reflecting the practical application of legal principles at the local level.
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