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1086

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

 

CHAPTER 622.

 

AN ACT to provide for a State subscription to Riley's History

 

of the General Assembly of Maryland, from 1637 to 1904,

 

inclusive.

 

WHEREAS, The history of the General Assembly of Mary-

Providing for

land, in the Colonial period, is the annals of a brave, persistent

a State sub-

and successful defense of the freemen of Maryland against the

scription to
Riley's His-

usurpations and encroachments of British authority, and, in

tory.

the Revolutionary epoch, a record of patriotic courage and

 

fidelity to duty, and, in the era of our Statehood, a constant

 

and unswerving effort to preserve the honor and dignity of

 

our State; and

 

WHEREAS, The records of the proceedings of the Legislature

Records of

that chronicle these honorable and illustrious events are now

past Legisla-

inaccessible to the general public, from the fact that few copies

tures.

of the proceedings exist, in some cases remaining in rare

 

printed volumes, and, in others, on a single written copy; and

 

WHEREAS, While these sources of information yet remain

The basis of a
history.

they ought to be made the basis of a. history that will" save these

 

distinguished and patriotic proceedings of our ancestors to their

 

descendants ; and

Authentic

WHEREAS, It has been the uniform policy of the State of

works.

Maryland to encourage the preparation of authentic works

 

upon its history; now, therefore.

 

SECTION 1 Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Mary-

Subscription.

land, That the State of Maryland hereby subscribes to four

 

hundred copies of Riley's History of the General Assembly

 

of Maryland, from 1637 to 1904, inclusive, at the sum of three

 

dollars per copy.

Distribution of

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the said histories shall be

histories.

delivered to the State Librarian for distribution as follows:

 

Fifty copies to the Maryland State Library; five copies to the

 

Maryland Historical Society; one copy to the Enoch Pratt

 

Library; one copy to St. John's College Library; one copy to

 

Western Maryland College Library; one copy to Washington

 

College Library; twenty-five copies to the School Commis-

 

sioners of Baltimore City for distribution to the public school

 

libraries of the city ; fifteen copies to the School Commissioners

 

of the following counties for distribution to the public school

 

libraries of the several counties named : Baltimore, Frederick,



 
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