How West Virginia was made [electronic resource] : proceedings of the first Convention of the People of Northwestern Virginia at Wheeling, May 13, 14 and 15, 1861, and the Journal of the Second Convention of the People of Northwestern Virginia at Wheeling, which assembled, June 11th, 1861, and continued in session until June 25th : adjourned until August 6th, 1861, reassembled on that date, and continued in session until August 21st, when it adjourned sine die
- Responsibility
- with appendixes and an introduction, annotations and addenda, by Virgil A. Lewis.
- Imprint
- Charleston, W. Va. : News-Mail Co., 1909.
- Physical description
- 1 online resource (337, xii p.) : ill.
- Series
- Making of modern law.
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- Lewis, Virgil Anson, 1848-1912.
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- Publication date
- 1909
- Note
- Records transcribed from the "Daily intelligencer" of Wheeling.
- "Publication directed by Hon. William G. Conley, attorney-general of West Virginia, December 1, 1909."
- "Events occurring in the history of West Virginia. From the adjournment of the second Convention of the people of northwestern Virginia, August 21, 1861, to the admission of the state into the Union, June 20, 1863": p. [317]-337.
- Includes index.
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