Magna Carta, and Other Addresses - William D. Guthrie (William Dameron)

Explore the foundational principles of constitutional law with "Magna Carta and Other Addresses" by William D. Guthrie. This volume delves into the historical significance of the Magna Carta and its profound influence on the development of the United States Constitution. Guthrie's work provides insights into the origins of American constitutionalism, examining the roots of liberty and the framework of government that continue to shape the nation.

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