The American Constitution It's Origin and Development

by A.H. Kelly

The hallmarks of this authoritative text have been strengthened its clear exposition of judicial rulings and their significance, its even-handed discussion of larger trends in American constitutional history, and a broad approach that brings politics and social developments to bear on constitutional cases. The constitutional implications of divided government-the situation in which rival parties respectively control the presidency and the Congress; the controversies over abortion, affirmative action, and issues of free speech; the general debate over original intent and constitutional change

1196 pages, Hardcover

First published April 1, 1976