The Code Of North Carolina: Enacted March 2, 1883
"The Code Of North Carolina," enacted March 2, 1883, is a comprehensive compilation of the laws of North Carolina as of that date. Authored by North Carolina, William T. Dortch, John Manning, and John Steele Henderson, this code provides a detailed overview of the legal framework governing the state during the late 19th century.
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