The Preferential Treatment of the Actual Settler in the Primary Disposition of the Vacant Lands in the United States to 1841

The Preferential Treatment of the Actual Settler in the Primary Disposition of the Vacant Lands in the United States to 1841

by Henry Tatter

389 pages· 1979· ISBN 9780405113673

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The author provides a comprehensive outline of the legal rights of the frontier settler in the acquisition of the fee simple title to a limited quantity of unappropriated vacant land during the period up to 1841 in the United States. These rights were the basis for future mineral laws and the Homestead Act.

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