A powerful slice of early American law and economic life, shown through Rhode Island’s 1789–1791 acts.
This volume includes the chartering of the Providence Association of Mechanics and Manufacturers, detailing its purpose to support industry and improve local crafts. It also covers how the association could raise funds, hold property, sue and be sued, and govern itself with officers, seals, and bylaws.
The text frames the scope of the new corporate body, its powers to accept donations, manage a capital stock, and maintain proper accounting. It explains how meetings are run, how officers are sworn in, and how records are kept for transparency and accountability. Other acts in the collection address judicial and civil matters of the period, illustrating the legislative environment of the era."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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