1Resigned Dec. 4, 1799. 2Resigned Jan. 28, 1815. 3Died in 1822. Samuel Burch acted as Clerk until a successor was elected. 4Died Sept. 20, 1838. Samuel Burch acted as Clerk until a succes sor was elected. 5Dismissed from office Jan. 18, 1845. Died Nov. 23, 1946. H. Newlin Megill was designated Acting Clerk Aug. 2, 1946, under provisions of H. Res. 753, 79th Cong. served until Jan. 3, 1947. He APPENDIX V LIST OF REFERENCES In addition to the unpublished records of the House of Representatives described in this preliminary inventory, the following publications contain useful information on the House and its records. The authoritative nature of the printed legislative journals makes them of particular value as a key to the transactions and records of each session of Congress. General References Alexander, De Alva Stamocd. History and Procedure of the House of Bailey, Stephen Kemp. Congress lakes a law; the Story Behind the Bates, Ernest Sutherland. The Story of Congress, 1789-1935. New York and Iondon, 1936. xvii, 168 p. Boyd, Anne Morris. United States Government Publications. rev. by Rae Elizabeth Rips. New York, 1949 [i∙e. 1950]• 3d ed.. xx, 627 p• Galloway, George Barnes. The Legislative Process in Congress. New York, 1953. xii, 689 p. Harlow, Ralph Volney. The History of Legislative Methods in the Feriod Before 1825. New Haven, 1917. x, 209 p. Haynes, George Henry. The Senate of the United States, Its History and Practice Boston, 1938. 2 vols. Riddick, Floyd Killard. The United States Congress; Organization and Procedure. Manassas, Va., [1949]. xi, 459 p. Schmeckebier, Laurence F• Government Publications and Their Use. 2d rev. ed. Washington, 1939. xv, 479 p. Watkins, Charles L. Enactment of a Law; Procedure on a Senate Bill. (83d Cong., 1st sess., S. Doc. 55; serial 11675.) 1953. 12 p. Wilson, Woodrow. Zinn, Charles J. Congressional Government; a Study in American Politics. xxiv, 3ll p How Cur Leus Are Rade. 1953. 30 p. (83d Cong., 1st sess., H. Doc. 210; serial 11689.) |