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For the Citizen, the Student of Politics, the Lawyer, the Instructor

"Constitutional Law a Live Science" Most important in our Constitutions today is the LIBERTIES OF THE PEOPLE,— the part most neglected by historians and commentators

THE FEDERAL AND STATE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES: By F. J. STIMSON « WITH AN HISTORICAL STUDY OF THEIR PRINCIPLES : A CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF ENGLISH SOCIAL LEGISLATION : AND A COMPARATIVE DIGEST OF THE CON STITUTIONS OF THE FORTY-SIX STATES. Cloth, $3.5O net.

It is an entirely novel and very import ant exposition of the fundamental principles of our system of government. It throws a deal of light on problems which are con fronting legislatures and courts, and about which every citizen, certainly every lawyer, must make up his mind. — The San Francisco Call

This is a. different 'work from Mr. Stimson's lectures on "The American Constitution," recently published by Scnbner.

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