Speech of Hon. Lewis F. Linn, of Missouri, on His Amendment to the Land Distribution Bill

This 19th-century speech provides a compelling argument for a proposed amendment to the Land Distribution Bill. The speech argues for the distribution of public lands to states and territories in order to encourage settlement and development in the American West. This publication provides valuable insights into the political and economic debates surrounding the development of the American West in the 19th century.

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