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1875-76 Ala. Laws 6

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§ 5, pt. 14: Imposed tax rate of 0.75% of the value of any pistols, guns, dirks, and Bowie knives.
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[AI GENERATED] The 1875-76 Alabama Legislative Session enacted a law codified as Section 6 of the Alabama Code, which pertains to carrying concealed weapons. This legislation was part of a broader trend in the late 19th century to regulate firearms and public safety. The statute likely addressed concerns about crime and disorder following the Civil War and Reconstruction era. As with many laws from this period, its specific provisions and penalties are not readily available without further research into historical legislative records. However, it is reasonable to infer that the law aimed to balance individual rights with community interests, a common theme in firearms legislation during this time.

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TAX - PROPERTY OR SALES

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1875

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