Shall we have a postal telegraph? : or, will Congress regulate inter-state telegraph charges? : an argument demonstrating that Congress has the right to "regulate" telegraphing by fixing maximum rates for telegrams between points in different states…

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Shall we have a postal telegraph? : or, will Congress regulate inter-state telegraph charges? : an argument demonstrating that Congress has the right to "regulate" telegraphing by fixing maximum rates for telegrams between points in different states…
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Shall we have a postal telegraph? : or, will Congress regulate inter-state telegraph charges? : an argument demonstrating that Congress has the right to "regulate" telegraphing by fixing maximum rates for telegrams between points in different states, and suggesting an amendment to the Inter-state Commerce Act

Author: Glover, John M

Year: 1887

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