David Ames Wells provides an in-depth look into the proceedings and investigations of the 43rd session of Congress in relation to moieties and customs revenue laws as they pertain to the Phelps Dodge mining company. With detailed analysis and keen insight, Wells illuminates the complex economic and political landscape of the time.

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