The U.S. Congressional Serial Set
The U.S. Congressional Serial Set, 1817-1980 is a full database of key publications of the United States Congress. It documents the official activities of the committees of the House and Senate, including the journals, reports and documents. The database is an especially useful source of committee reports. As of May, 2009, the database was complete for the 15th Congress through the 91st Congress, 1st session (1817-1969). To access the database go to the Indexes and Databases page of the University web site. Select the U.S. Congressional Serial Set from the alphabetical list of databases.
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