A compilation is a previously compiled federal legislative history. Someone has already done the work for you! So don't reinvent the wheel! Before starting to create a legislative history (a complex and time consuming task), first look to see if a legislative history has already been compiled. Mizzou Law Library provides access to a wide variety of electronic and print resources that point to or provide compiled legislative histories.
Indexes and provides full text access to government information dating to 1789. Content is sourced mainly from Congress and its committees, but some executive branch reports to Congress are also included. Document types include hearings, congressional committee prints, House and Senate documents and reports, Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports and more. For a complete description of ProQuest Congressional contents, coverage, and update frequency, consult the Content Coverage Chart on the database’s main search screen.