General court of Massachusetts, 1630-1930: Tercentenary exer
General court of Massachusetts, 1630-1930: Tercentenary exercises commemorating its establishment three hundred years ago, and to note the progress of the Commonwealth under nine generations of law-makers held at the State House, Boston, Massachusetts, at a special session in the chamber of the House of Representatives, Monday, October twenty, nineteen thirty, eleven o'clock
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