The Book of the States.

Format
Journal
Language
English
Published/​Created
Lexington, Ky. : Council of State Governments,
Description
  • v. : ill. ; 26 cm.
  • Vol. 1 (1935)-

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Firestone Library - Trustee Reading Room Reference JK2403 .B62 Browse related items Request
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  • Vol. 1 (1937)-v. 53 (2021)
      Forrestal Annex - Princeton CollectionP94.909.056.01 Browse related items Request
      • Location has
      • Vol. 2, pt. 2
          Stokes Library - Reference. Wallace Hall JK2403 .B62 Browse related items Request
          • Location has
          • Vol. 53 (2021)
          • CURRENT YEAR ONLY RETAINED

              Details

              Subject(s)
              Related name
              Library of Congress genre(s)
              Has supplement
              • State administrative officials classified by functions
              • State elective officials and the legislatures
              • State legislative leadership, committees and staff
              Numbering peculiarities
              • Vol. 1 issued in 2nd and 3rd eds., with additional material.
              • Vol. 2 issued in 2 pts.
              Notes
              Deals with the Interstate Crime Commission of which Judge Richard Hartshorne is chairman (P94.909.056.01).
              Supplement note
              Separately paged supplements accompany most issues; beginning in 1967, supplements issued as separate serials, with titles: State administrative officials classified by functions, and: State elective officials and the legislatures.
              Issuing body
              Vol. 1 published by the Council of State Governments and the American Legislators' Association.
              ISSN
              0068-0125
              LCCN
              35011433 //r823
              OCLC
              1238839
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