This book is a detailed exploration of the legal framework that governs cities and towns in the United States. The author analyzes municipal charters, which establish the powers and responsibilities of local governments, and provides examples of charters from different states. This is an essential resource for anyone who wants to understand the legal structure of local governments.

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