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Report of the minority of the Committee of Twenty-four, on the subject of gambling in the city of Richmond

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Description: In an effort to curb excessive gambling the city of Richmond, Virginia, appointed a committee of twenty-four citizens to study the issues and recommend a policy. The majority favored legislation making all gambling illegal. This is the report of the minority, which recommended the establishment of licensed gaming houses
Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1833.
Call number: 88146
Creator: Richmond (Va.)(Opens in new tab)
Associated people: Lucke, Gustavus. (1808-1874.); Brooke, Henry L. (1798-1838.); Sparhawk, Edward Vernon, (1855-1937,); Eames, Wilberforce,
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