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CHAPTER XI. THE GROWTH OF THE NATION AND CHAPTER XII. COMMERCE, EXPANSION, AND SLAVERY. I. DOCUMENTS, (i) CONGRESS. Journal of the Senate of the United States. (One volume for each annual session.) Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States. (One volume for each annual session.) Ordway, A. General Index of the Journals of Congress from the First to the Tenth Congress inclusive (1789-1809) in House Reports, 46th Congress, 2nd Session, No. 1776. Washington. 1880. This is continued for the years 1809-21 (Eleventh to Sixteenth Congress) in House Reports, 47th Congress, 1st Session, No. 1556. Washington. 1883. Register of Debates in Congress; comprising the leading debates and incidents. (Commonly known as Congressional Debates.) 29 vols. Washington. 1825-37. The Public Statutes at Large of the United States, from the Organization of the Government in 1789 to March 3, 1845, arranged in chronological order. 8 vols. Boston. 1845-56. (For this chapter see vols. n-iv. Vol. vi contains Private Laws, 1789-1845; vol. vn, Indian Treaties; and vol. viii, Foreign Treaties, 1789-1844.) The Congressional Globe : containing sketches of the Debates and Proceedings of the Sessions of Congress. 108 vols. Washington. 1834-73. (ii) STATE PAPERS. From 1801 to 1817, Congressional Documents are known by the binders' titles as State Papers, Documents, or Reports. Senate Documents (1817-49). State Papers and Public Documents of the United States. Edited by T. B. Wait. 12 vols. Boston. (Covers 1789-1818.) American State Papers. 38 vols. Washington. 1832-61. (Finance, vol. v: Foreign Relations, vols. v, vi : Military Affairs, vol. ui : Naval Affairs, vols. n, in: Public Lands, vol. iv.)