GovInfo |
Library of Congress |
Congress.gov | ProQuest | HeinOnline | |
Bills | 1993- | 1776- | |||
Committee Prints | 1989-; 1975-1976 |
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Committee Reports | 1833-1917 | 1995- |
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Congressional Record & predecessors) |
1994- | 1903- | 1789- | 1789- | |
Congressional Record Index | 1983- | ||||
Congressional Documents | 1833-1917 |
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Congressional Hearings | 1955- | 1824-2003* | |||
Private Laws | 1995- | 1973- | 1776- | ||
Public Laws | 1995- | 1973- | 1776- | ||
U.S. Statutes at Large | 1951- | 1789-1875 | 1789- | 1789- | |
U.S. Code | 1994- | 1925- | |||
Voting Records | 1989- | 1987- |
* Plus citations/abstracts and selected testimony transcripts 2004-current.
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