There are, I think, serious objections to the basis adopted in the general law, especially in its application to married women.
Ben Harrison: “There are, I think, serious objections to the basis adopted in the general law, especially in its application to married…”
On the recordFebruary 17, 1890
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Message to Congress Reporting on the Lake Traverse Indian Reservation
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