A complete, official record of U.S. government work from 1869–70.
This thirteen-volume set gathers the executive documents printed by order of the House of Representatives during the second session of the Forty-First Congress, offering a window into the federal operations of the era.
This edition presents a broad collection of reports, correspondence, and official materials from key departments. It covers topics from military and interior affairs to procurement, finance, and public works, reflecting the government’s activities in the years after the Civil War. The volumes serve as a primary source for understanding policy, administration, and the legislative-branch oversight of the period.
What you’ll experience
- A structured archive of official U.S. government documents across multiple departments
- Indexing that helps locate topics such as settlements, appropriations, and Indian affairs
- A historical reference for researchers, librarians, and serious students of 19th-century governance
Ideal for researchers, historians, and readers seeking a detailed, contemporary view of the federal government during the 1869–70 session.