The Committee on Claims, to whom was referred the petition of Leavitt Thaxter, Guardian of the Chappequiddic Indians, asking aid from the state, to enable them to build division fences, have considered the same, and report the following statement and acco
by Massachusetts. General Court. Senate. Committee on Claims
Book 1074 of Pamphlets in American history -- I
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