"The United States Congressional Address Book of 1995" offers a vital snapshot of the American government during a pivotal year. Compiled by The Government of the United States, this directory provides a detailed listing of members within the legislative branch, offering a direct connection to the individuals shaping the nation's policies. As a meticulously prepared historical text, this book serves as an invaluable reference for anyone interested in American politics, the function of Congress, and the intricacies of governmental administration. Explore the landscape of 1995's political sphere and gain insight into the public affairs and administration of the era. This comprehensive address book provides a unique resource for understanding the United States Congress and its role within the broader framework of American government. It remains an essential resource for researchers, historians, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this crucial period.
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