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Originally published by the University of Chicago Press to
commemorate the bicentennial of the United States Constitution,
"The Founders' Constitution" is arguably the most important of all
resources on the principles of the Framers of the American
republic. As the editors explain, the work consists of "extracts
from the leading works of political theory, history, law, and
constitutional argument on which the Framers and their
contemporaries drew and which they themselves produced." In
cooperation with University of Chicago Press, Liberty Fund has
prepared this new paperback edition of the entire work in five
volumes: Volume 1: Major Themes
Volume 2: The Preamble Through Article 1, Section 8, Clause 4
Volume 3: Article 1, Section 8, Clause 5, Through Article 2,
Section 1
Volume 4: Article 2, Section 2, Through Article 7
Volume 5: Amendments I Through XII.The documentary sources and
inspirations reach to the early seventeenth century and extend
through those Amendments to the Constitution that were adopted by
1835--that is, through the end of the era of Chief Justice John
Marshall of the United States Supreme Court.Philip B. Kurland was
the William R. Kenan, Jr., Distinguished Service Professor in the
College and Professor in the Law School, University of
Chicago.Ralph Lerner is the Benjamin Franklin Professor in the
College and Professor in the Committee on Social Thought,
University of Chicago.
Originally published by the University of Chicago Press to
commemorate the bicentennial of the United States Constitution,
"The Founders' Constitution" is arguably the most important of all
resources on the principles of the Framers of the American
republic. As the editors explain, the work consists of "extracts
from the leading works of political theory, history, law, and
constitutional argument on which the Framers and their
contemporaries drew and which they themselves produced." In
cooperation with University of Chicago Press, Liberty Fund has
prepared this new paperback edition of the entire work in five
volumes: Volume 1: Major Themes
Volume 2: The Preamble Through Article 1, Section 8, Clause 4
Volume 3: Article 1, Section 8, Clause 5, Through Article 2,
Section 1
Volume 4: Article 2, Section 2, Through Article 7
Volume 5: Amendments I Through XII.The documentary sources and
inspirations reach to the early seventeenth century and extend
through those Amendments to the Constitution that were adopted by
1835--that is, through the end of the era of Chief Justice John
Marshall of the United States Supreme Court.Philip B. Kurland was
the William R. Kenan, Jr., Distinguished Service Professor in the
College and Professor in the Law School, University of
Chicago.Ralph Lerner is the Benjamin Franklin Professor in the
College and Professor in the Committee on Social Thought,
University of Chicago.
Originally published by the University of Chicago Press to
commemorate the bicentennial of the United States Constitution,
"The Founders' Constitution" is arguably the most important of all
resources on the principles of the Framers of the American
republic. As the editors explain, the work consists of "extracts
from the leading works of political theory, history, law, and
constitutional argument on which the Framers and their
contemporaries drew and which they themselves produced." In
cooperation with University of Chicago Press, Liberty Fund has
prepared this new paperback edition of the entire work in five
volumes: Volume 1: Major Themes
Volume 2: The Preamble Through Article 1, Section 8, Clause 4
Volume 3: Article 1, Section 8, Clause 5, Through Article 2,
Section 1
Volume 4: Article 2, Section 2, Through Article 7
Volume 5: Amendments I Through XII.The documentary sources and
inspirations reach to the early seventeenth century and extend
through those Amendments to the Constitution that were adopted by
1835--that is, through the end of the era of Chief Justice John
Marshall of the United States Supreme Court.Philip B. Kurland was
the William R. Kenan, Jr., Distinguished Service Professor in the
College and Professor in the Law School, University of
Chicago.Ralph Lerner is the Benjamin Franklin Professor in the
College and Professor in the Committee on Social Thought,
University of Chicago.
Originally published by the University of Chicago Press to
commemorate the bicentennial of the United States Constitution,
"The Founders' Constitution" is arguably the most important of all
resources on the principles of the Framers of the American
republic. As the editors explain, the work consists of "extracts
from the leading works of political theory, history, law, and
constitutional argument on which the Framers and their
contemporaries drew and which they themselves produced." In
cooperation with University of Chicago Press, Liberty Fund has
prepared this new paperback edition of the entire work in five
volumes: Volume 1: Major Themes
Volume 2: The Preamble Through Article 1, Section 8, Clause 4
Volume 3: Article 1, Section 8, Clause 5, Through Article 2,
Section 1
Volume 4: Article 2, Section 2, Through Article 7
Volume 5: Amendments I Through XII.The documentary sources and
inspirations reach to the early seventeenth century and extend
through those Amendments to the Constitution that were adopted by
1835--that is, through the end of the era of Chief Justice John
Marshall of the United States Supreme Court.Philip B. Kurland was
the William R. Kenan, Jr., Distinguished Service Professor in the
College and Professor in the Law School, University of
Chicago.Ralph Lerner is the Benjamin Franklin Professor in the
College and Professor in the Committee on Social Thought,
University of Chicago.
Originally published by the University of Chicago Press to
commemorate the bicentennial of the United States Constitution,
"The Founders' Constitution" is arguably the most important of all
resources on the principles of the Framers of the American
republic. As the editors explain, the work consists of "extracts
from the leading works of political theory, history, law, and
constitutional argument on which the Framers and their
contemporaries drew and which they themselves produced." In
cooperation with University of Chicago Press, Liberty Fund has
prepared this new paperback edition of the entire work in five
volumes: Volume 1: Major Themes
Volume 2: The Preamble Through Article 1, Section 8, Clause 4
Volume 3: Article 1, Section 8, Clause 5, Through Article 2,
Section 1
Volume 4: Article 2, Section 2, Through Article 7
Volume 5: Amendments I Through XII.The documentary sources and
inspirations reach to the early seventeenth century and extend
through those Amendments to the Constitution that were adopted by
1835--that is, through the end of the era of Chief Justice John
Marshall of the United States Supreme Court.Philip B. Kurland was
the William R. Kenan, Jr., Distinguished Service Professor in the
College and Professor in the Law School, University of
Chicago.Ralph Lerner is the Benjamin Franklin Professor in the
College and Professor in the Committee on Social Thought,
University of Chicago.
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