Comprehensive compilation of New York’s General Statutes from 1863–1866
This edition collects the General Laws passed in those years and links them to the decisions that interpreted them, providing a clear view of the legal framework of the era. It is edited by John W. Edmonds and presented as a practical reference for scholars, lawyers, and students.
The volume presents statutes in chronological order, with editor’s notes, introductions, and a focus on accuracy. It’s designed to help readers find the law and understand how it was applied, including accompanying context and cross-references to related materials.
- Statutes enacted in 1863–1866 organized chronologically for quick navigation
- Editorial notes and references to court decisions interpreting the laws
- Introduction and analysis to aid understanding of the legal landscape of the period
- Historical context and practical use for researchers and practitioners
Ideal for researchers, historians, and legal professionals seeking a precise, historically anchored view of New York law in the mid-1860s.