Argument Of E. B. Stahlman On Behalf Of The Louisville & Nashville Railroad: And Members Of The Sout

A legal brief presented to the U.S. government by one of the nation's most prominent railroad lawyers, arguing against the regulation of freight rates under the Interstate Commerce Act. This book provides a fascinating look at the legal and economic issues faced by the railway industry in the early 20th century.

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