A valuable historical record, the "Senate Journal" offers a detailed look into the legislative proceedings of the Tennessee State Senate. Compiled by the General Assembly, this journal provides insights into the debates, decisions, and activities that shaped Tennessee's policies and laws during the period it covers.
Researchers, historians, and anyone interested in Tennessee's political history will find this journal an indispensable resource. It preserves a crucial aspect of the state's governance and offers a window into the issues and concerns that occupied Tennessee's lawmakers.
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