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Page 68
... land made under Mexi- can rule should " preserve the legal value " they had when Cali- fornia was ceded . Mexican methods had been rather haphazard , and the whole problem was new to American jurisprudence ; Congress set up a special ...
... land made under Mexi- can rule should " preserve the legal value " they had when Cali- fornia was ceded . Mexican methods had been rather haphazard , and the whole problem was new to American jurisprudence ; Congress set up a special ...
Page 69
... land grants ; a petition from Limantour , setting forth the land he desired . The latter paper bore an indorsement from the governor , inquiring as to the condition of the land desired ; then a letter from the governor's secretary ...
... land grants ; a petition from Limantour , setting forth the land he desired . The latter paper bore an indorsement from the governor , inquiring as to the condition of the land desired ; then a letter from the governor's secretary ...
Page 72
... land commission to indicate the existence of any documents beyond those establishing Limantour's claims . Yet it ... land papers compulsory , and another punishing the fabrication of claims , both of which were sent to Judge Black for ...
... land commission to indicate the existence of any documents beyond those establishing Limantour's claims . Yet it ... land papers compulsory , and another punishing the fabrication of claims , both of which were sent to Judge Black for ...
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