The Congressional Globe, Part 1

The Congressional Globe is a record of the debates and proceedings that took place in the United States Congress during the mid-19th century. Part 1 of this two-volume set covers the congressional sessions from 1833-1851, providing a fascinating look into the political issues of the day. With detailed reports of speeches and discussions, The Congressional Globe is an invaluable resource for historians and political scientists interested in the early years of American democracy.
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