Journal Of The Constitutional Convention, 1920-1922 Of The State Of Illinois : Convened At The Capital In Springfield, January 6, 1920, And Adjourned Sine Die October 10, 1922 (Paperback)

This volume presents the complete journal of the Illinois Constitutional Convention, which convened in Springfield from January 6, 1920, to October 10, 1922. As a crucial record of the state's political and legal history, the "Journal Of The Constitutional Convention, 1920-1922 Of The State Of Illinois" offers invaluable insights into the debates, decisions, and compromises that shaped the state's governance.

Researchers, historians, and legal scholars will find this a primary source for understanding the complexities of constitutional law and the specific challenges faced by Illinois during the early 20th century. It provides a detailed look at the process of drafting and revising a state constitution, reflecting the social and political issues of the time.

The journal serves as an enduring resource for anyone interested in the evolution of American state government and the foundational principles that underpin it.

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