Speech of Albert G. Brown, of Mississippi, on the President's veto message, and in defence of the bill making a grant of land to the several states for the benefit of the indigent insane

Speech of Albert G. Brown, of Mississippi, on the President's veto message, and in defence of the bill making a grant of land to the several states for the benefit of the indigent insane

by Albert Gallatin Brown

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