Bulletins For The Constitutional Convention, 1917-1918, (Paperback)

This collection contains the sixteen Bulletins prepared for the Massachusetts Constitutional Convention of 1917-1918. These bulletins, edited by William Bennett Munro, provided delegates with background information and analysis on a variety of topics relevant to constitutional reform. They cover a range of subjects, including legislative organization, the executive branch, the judiciary, local government, and taxation. Serving as essential reference materials for the convention, these bulletins offer valuable insights into the debates and considerations that shaped the revised Massachusetts Constitution. Scholars and researchers interested in constitutional history, Massachusetts history, and the process of constitutional reform will find this collection to be a significant resource.

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